Dixie White Moose

Formerly brewed at Dixie Brewing Co.
Style: Spice/Herb/Vegetable
New Orleans, Louisiana USA

Serve in Lager glass, Tumbler

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This beer should not be rated so low as the others. It was a fairly light, sweetish ale with a faint hint of white chocolate. Could have a little more punch, but it was very good.

This is a local ’beer’ for me, and while I can’t say that I hate it, my low ratings reflect my opinion of it *as a beer*. As alcoholic cream soda it’s pretty good.

My wifes favorite beer.

Sweet artificial flavor. I split this tiny bottle with two friends. Stangely, I found myself taking many tiny sips...something kept drawing me back for "one more taste". I eventually got sick of it and poured what was left down the drain. Interesting, but once is enough.

This rating is based on a mix with guinness stout. Way too everything to drink on its own. Disappointing to see a beer that says artificial flavors on the label. One bottle of this to one can of draught Guinness and you have a tasty dessert for 4. Do try it with friends, you won’t be able to do 22 oz of this mix on your own, let alone 7 oz unmixed.

i think alcoholic cream soda just about sums it up, skred!!!

Little bottle at Winking Lizard Tavern, Cleveland, OH. I had this years ago, but remember it quite well. It pours almost transparent and is exactly what you expect. It tastes like white chocolate; sweet, but 7oz doesn’t get cloying. But beer? More malt beverage than beer. A nice dessert, and nothing more.

This is an interesting brew. It tastes good at first, but quickly becomes overpowering after about the third or fourth sip. I tried mixing it with Guinness, and found that it makes a very enjoyable coctail. The two opposing tastes compliment each other very well, and I would recommend it to others. Mix 1 draught can Guinness Stout w/ 1 7oz bottle White Moose.

This is a nice after dinner beer or a great way to satisfy that chocolate craving. It is very good