Blue Moon Grand Cru

Brewed by Coors Brewing Company (MillerCoors)
Style: Belgian Strong Ale
Golden, Colorado USA

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

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Bottle: Hazy light coppery hue with a frothy head and spotty lace, some small floaties, The aroma has notes of citric rinds, banana, wheat, biscuity malt, coriander, light candi sugar. The taste is sweet malts, twangy citrus, and moderate spice notes upon the finish. A tad boozy and soapy but not distracting. The mouth feel is lively but not not aggressive, medium to light bodied and a bit dry. Overall, I found myself perplexed with this Imperial version for there is too much alcohol and sweetness for something I associate with refreshment.

Good to start but the finish is like vinegar. Overall just a slightly more potent version of the original.

Pours a hazy gold with thin white head. Aroma is sweet and fruity, flavor is too but with a surprising lack of complexity. Like a cheap champagne.

Has a cloudy golden color. Smell is alive with citrus and spice. Taste is a bit boozy, citrus, a touch of spice and a tad tart. Overall a good quality beer.

nothing i can say positive about this.nothing in this bottle is appealing.bad aroma,flavour,palate is very flat.just an all out failure on their part.wont even give it a second thought next year

Big fan of this. Would go well with some seafood. Or any new beer drinkers. Lots of sediment forms at bottom of bottle. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

2010 bottle pours hazy yellow with tall white head. Smell is musty wheat and rotten orange rind. Taste is decent, a solid Belgian wit but not too impressive. Similar to hoegaarden or other cheap Belgian wit beers.

Pours a honey-gold color with whit head; lots of floating sediment. Yeasty-fruity aroma. Taste - Wheat malt, orange marmalade, yeast and some vanilla and clove. Has that belgian malt flavor. Has quite an alcohol kick to it. Tastes a lot like regular Blue Moon on steroids. This is good.

Not much of a difference from a normal blue moon other than the alcohol content. I didnt have high expectations but this was pretty disappointing.

A - pours milky banana amber with high foamy head S - grains and subtle yeasts, coriander and light citrus notes, lightest hint of banana. M - High carb with nice light body . T - yeasty French breads light orange and coriander notes. Nice nose empty middle yeasty finish. A little dry throughout. O - not as good as the Blue Moon Pale moon. Not as well rounded a beer. 4+/5-

Pours a hazy orange with a pillowy white head. The nose is slightly acidic, orange peel, some clove. The taste is moderately sweet, a bit yeasty. Unstructured finish. The body’s medium, somewhat acidic. Overall, nothing particularly special, not bad either.