Blue Moon Belgian White Ale

what to say about this classic macro does belgian whithing? its fine... kept me up in between the lull of the end of my beers and my new years beer.

Flowery, hoppy aroma. Cloudy golden color, a little murkier than I was expecting. Decent head that lingered for awhile. Light-bodied, with wheat, citrus, and hops flavor. Ample carbonation. I enjoy this beer with an orange wedge in it, preferably draft.

Bottle sans glass at restaurant to go unnamed...Didn’t expect much. Floral aroma. Sweet, w/obvious orange flavoring. Slightly soapy finish (is this the hops? perhaps...), but drinkable. Smooth & unsurprising.

Candy sweetish with coriander up front. Too much fruit flavour going on-and that’s without the orange wedge. For the style though...not so bad.

12 oz bottle poured into tumbler- poured cloudy and murky golden color, an above average white head formed and stayed. Complex aroma of yeast, light (still green) wheat, and oranges. Hits the mouth with a well defined light to medium body, alot of wheat notes that have not been killed off are noticeable throughout, finish is smooth. While the almighty beer-pagners like to trash the brewery of this one and the beer itself, this beer is not bad at all; it fits the style, and even better from being on draft from my "memory".

Quite good but sometimes a little incipit. It has some orange hints and nice spciy features.

fizzy, all carbonation. taste like nothing. got stuck drinking this at a christmas party after an afternoon of drinking Stoudts DIPA at home. so not a good idea. its like eating a can of spam after a night at Mortons.

A sweetish, heavily carbonated, wheat ale. Wheat, grass, and coriander on the nose, with strong wheat and coriander flavor. Kind of like candy, very drinkable, with wide appeal.