Blue Moon Belgian White Ale

Opaque orange color. Mellow, citrusy aroma. Thin off-white head. Fruity and easy to drink. Mild carbonation and decent mouth feel for such a thin-bodied beer. Tangy, orangey, wheaty taste. Maybe some tangerine. If you’re looking for an alternative to boring lagers that isn’t too heavy, this would be a good beer to try. For the craft beer fan, this could have a little more taste and not be so watery. For the average beer drinker, it should be pleasantly surprising.

A watered down beer. Me no liky. I can tast a little hint of fruitiness, but real watery.

On tap at the Hopyard. Tried with AgentSteve. Cloudy yellow. White fine bubble head. Nice banana and clove aroma. Almost hefeweizenish. Easy to drink. Sweetish.

Exactly what you’d expect from a witbier made by an American macro company. Take a good witbier and add 20% more water.

Bottle. The best beer Coors makes IMO. citrus smell, citrus taste, unfiltered pour. thin off white head. You have to give blue moon props for being a good solid beer that’s distributed basically everywhere.

A murky orange colored beer, served with an orange wedge. Probably the best beer from Coors if you’re more into craft. Decent flavor (obviously citrus/orange) even if it’s a little sweet for my taste.

sweet oat and lemon/orange aroma, hazy yellow/gold, aggressively carbonated, respectable head. very simple, overly sweet. plenty of wheat character and the citrus tastes artificial, or concentrate at least. I really hate blue moon on principle, but this is the best i’ve had of their line so far. they do get some credit in the end for the unfiltered sediment and yeast on the bottom of the bottle. the line of what is and isn’t an artistic beer is becoming increasingly blurred, in part to the overconsumption of this beer. bah. i guess that means i’ll have to continue drinking the beers to know for sure.

On tap at the Coney. Pours Hazy, murky orange with white head that retreats to rimming white. Nose is citrus and spice with wheat malt. Lots of wheat malt flavor with mild citrus and clove notes, some mild hop crispness at the end. Standard macro wit, but a great gateway beer into the craft world