Moon River Moon Light

Draught at the brewery. Clear, pale straw colour with a medium white head. Small aroma of corn and a little grass. Very light flavour with only the vaguest hint of hops.

Draught sample at the brewpub. Pale, very clear yellow-gold with a bit of lasting head....indistinct, grainy and rather dry nose....sweet, clean, lightly malty, faint floral and grassy touches....pretty watery after a few sips, somewhat mineralic and sour at the finish. Above-average light beer.

One of the best light beeers I’ve tasted to date. Poured a clean golden yellow color with a white head. Aroma is citrus with a little grass. Flavor was weak, but good. Very well balanced. Most light are weak and very bad.

Clear gold with a small white head. Fair lacing. Sour malt aroma with a faint hop nose. Warm malt flavor with potato and hay/straw on the end. A mild palate.

Medium gold body. Clear with a nice bit of head on top. Slightly citrusy aroma with a bit of hay malt. The flavor has a good straw malt body with a suprising bit of hop flavor and a touch of bitterness. I really wasn’t expecting this much flavor from the Moon Light. I actually enjoyed it, but there were other much better beers available.

Light bread and hay malt (L). Medium gold body. Lightly sweet flavor becomes a lightly bitter finish. Touch of grain in the finish. Medium-light body, watery texture, lively carbonation. The bottom line is: er...good for a light beer?

Lightly sweet, citrus gel aroma. Very clear medium gold. Dry, nicely hoppy with sturdy mouth. Long, edgy hop finish. Decent

Yellow & fizzy. The aroma is light & mild, similar flavors. Finishes a little malty. Average standard light.