Blue Moon Abbey Ale

Formerly brewed at Coors Brewing Company (MillerCoors)
Style: Abbey Dubbel
Golden, Colorado USA

Serve in Trappist glass

Ruby pour with a small fleeding tan head, malty sweet taste with an after taste of figs and toffee. I find the body a little light.. 5.6 avb ????

Nice inexpensive dubbel; nothing unappealing about this and good option for low cost dubbel

This beer didn’t taste like anything special. It taste more like Yuengling lager than an ale.

Not to happy with this one. The aroma was almost not there and it had a watery amber appearance with a thin cream head. The taste really let me down just not much to report on but again watery. Overall I was disappointed with this one.

Blue Moon Brewing Company Golden, CO--Blue Moon Abbey Orange Blonde Ale. 5.80% ABV. 10 IBU’s. Mild lace head. Slightly hazy bright rich amber orange color. Rich dark fruit orangy Belgian Dubbelish front. Sweet cloying smooth malty caramelly fruit body. Slightly tangy malty Belgian citrus end. A little too thick in taste. (3.0 / 5.0) 5 oz. Taster @ The Fremont Oktoberfest, Seattle, WA On 9/25/2010.
Earlier Rating: 4/20/2010 Total Score: 3.1
Blue Moon Brewing Company--Abbey Ale 1998 12 oz. Bottle. 5.40% ABV. (2.75 / 5.0) Light characteristic Belgian Abbey aroma and flavor in front. Clear rich bronze color betrays rich decidedly un Abbey malt body that takes over rest of brew. More like an amber. Tasty. Sampled 1/30/1999.

Found a very old bottle on a shelf in a liquor store in CO. Cooled it and gave it a try. It was for sure old. A lttle sour and cardboardy. Some caramel and earthy flavors too.

Had this beer on 8/2/1999. Color is a deep clear golden brown with good carbonation and head . Aroma is a rich malt scent. Taste is rich and malty. It starts with a full medium body that goes down with a rich malt flavor. The finish is a rich malt flavor with a light hop flavor and bitterness.

Very citrus-y flavor, thick, extremely sweet. Great inbetween a few rounds of a heavy beer.