Blue Moon Belgian White Ale

The mix between the water and the actual beer isn’t quite right. It just doesn’t taste very good. At first it won’t be so bad but the after taste really isn’t appetizing at all. Kind of a let down.

Light orange with a little haze and a white persistant head. Very smooth with a little citrus but also kind of light and watered down. Not bad but not great.

Cloudy murky orange color. Citrusy flavor with wheat. Some sweetness and a slight tang. A bit watered down making it rather thin bodied and less flavorful than it could be. Smooth with a slight citrus flavor lingering.

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.