Blue Moon Honey Moon Summer Ale

smooth mellow easy drinking ale. hints of honey and citrus. pours amber with one finger white head. great six pack on a lazy sunday afternoon

Bottle. Pours hazy light yellow with a fading but lacy white head. Light aroma of honey and wheat. Light body with a watery texture; fine, fizzy carbonation. Honey, wheat and citrus taste. Crisp and somewhat floral/medicinal finish. Underwhelming.

A typical clear yellow beer colour with poor head retention. The scent is the best thing about this beer, with a sweet, slightly honey-ish aroma. Taste is light, or dare I say - watery. If you want an inoffensive beer to drink all day in the summer and get a buzz, then this is ok. Doesn’t taste bad but very little beyond the aroma to recommend it for.

(Bottle, Canada Brewed) I normally doesn’t like sweeter beers, but this one is free of objectionable qualities. Like all the blue moon variants, it is very similar to blue moon itself. Less of the spicy quality, also less of the sourness, which I like. A little sweeter but without being too heavy. Better than I was expecting; I don’t like the "honey wheat" beers usually but this was not bad.

Pours a slightly hazy gold color with medium white head. The aroma is of a sweet citrus nature. There is a bit too much honey for my taste, but at least it is somewhat offset by the orange zing. Too soft a texture for my palate. Not bad, but not great, either. I guess it could be OK on a hot summer day, but I’d look for something else first.

Blue Moon Honey Moon Summer Ale ia a clear, honey amber color with an initially fluffy, but quickly disappearing white head. The aroma is of orange and corriander like the original Blue Moon, but less powerful. The taste is of orange and corriander like the original Blue Moon, but the finish is a bit heavier. I attribute the heavier finish to the honey.

Chick/lawn beer alert. Drinking straight out of the bottle, so can’t comment on the appearance. Aroma really isn’t too great, unless it’s because all I can smell is the bottle. Very light honey taste. Hint of orange/peel. Not much else to it. Eh... still, though, no bad tastes. More than I can say for alot of other beers. A great great beer to cool off with.

Very lightly foggy gold, thin white head. Aroma is a light citrus, wheat, malty, light honey. Taste is wheat, lighly malty, orange peel, light lemon. Good lawnmower beer.