Blue Moon Belgian White Ale

Pours watered-down Orangina orange with a strong aroma of orange rinds to match. Very fizzy look with about 1 finger of medium consistency head. Flavor is a mellow, watery orange and wheat. Not much going on here. Good thing it’s hot tonight in San Diego, because that’s about all the appeal this beer has. It’s not bad, just nothing special.

Crushed with Jakebra. Somewhat decent nose mainly of oranges and spice. Flavor is kind of rough and not great. Much poop and little awesomeness. Not sure why people find it so appealing.

Hoegaarden’s ass juice- coriander, orange, and ash. At Beerfest Miami 09. poopers.

Bottle, cannot believe I haven’t rated this before. Pours with a cloudy orange to white body and a small fizzy white head that fades. Aroma is citrus and a bit of spice. Taste is very watery and wheaty with light orange peel and spice. Fizzy and dry.

pours a cloudy orange color and has a nice fruity taste. Its good for a beer that you can find most anywhere

Brown bottle, 355 ml, best before JUL2009, gift from Jean Hamilton, savoured on April 17 2009; eye: burnt caramel, hazy, tiny particles of suspended matter, lots of effervescence, sheet of creamy white head, light lacing; nose: light wheat, light coriander; mouth: a bit thin, light wheat, light coriander, light orange, light orange, good presence of malt, fizzy finale in light wheat with presence of coriander, light-medium body, slightly bitter, quite sweet, foamy texture, rather carbonated; overall: correct FRANÇAIS Bouteille brune, 355 ml, meilleure avant JUL2009, cadeau de Jean Hamilton, savourée le 17 avril 2009; œil : caramel brûlé, voilée, petites particules en suspension, très effervescente, couverture de mousse blanche crémeuse, légère dentelle; nez : léger froment, léger coriandre; bouche : un peu mince, sucre, léger froment, léger coriandre, léger orange, bonne présence de malt, finale pétillante en léger froment avec petite présence de coriandre, corps léger-moyen, très légèrement amère, pas mal sucrée, texture mousseuse, plutôt carbonatée; en résumé :correct

Bottle. Pours a hazy orange gold with a short lived head. Smells sweet and fruity with a hint of spice and sewage...yeah, i think it’s sewage. Taste is light with a bit of hops, orange peel, and sewage. Ohhhhhh, it’s a coors product, yeah thats why. After a few sips, I just can’t get myself to finish it. So instead of sewer-water, coors made us some unfiltered, spiced sewer water. A fine macro-craft will rejoin the sewer tonight.

Pours hazy orange-gold. Has light citrus/lemon aroma and a hint of actual Belgian yeast. Flavor is sweet citrus, yeasty banana with creamy mouthfeel. Starts spicy but finishes sweet. Better than I remembered, still not equal to a true Belgian.