Average user rating - 3.500 out of 5.

 

Bufford (89) on May 17, 2008 wrote:

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I didn't add any fruit to it although I'm totally opposed to the concept but this one had enough flavor that it didn't need any enhancement. I was pleasantly surprised since I typically prefer the bigger, bolder ales.

 

zdwyatt (40) on August 08, 2007 wrote:

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It's good, but requires the orange slice. It shouldn't *need* the fruit, but it does.

 

derekbrown (17) on August 08, 2007 wrote:

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Pretty decent beer, but lacks something that differentiates it from other wheat beers. And don't fruit it. Please. DON'T FRUIT THE BEER.

 

mabisa (5) on June 08, 2007 wrote:

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Nice light wheat beer for summer days; when the weather lacks a breeze, Blue Moon cools you down.

 

penandmouse (8) on May 20, 2007 wrote:

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In beer making in general, it is very hard to get this smooth and subtle of a taste. very good beer, I highly recommend it to anyone who enjoys wheat beers.

 

jamierytlewski (12) on April 08, 2007 wrote:

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The only time I enjoyed this beer was when I had a black and blue, (Guinness and Blue Moon for those that might not know). A much better choice is Sunset Wheat by Leinenkugel.

 

allancope (6) on April 07, 2007 wrote:

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A good option if the place you're drinking at doesn't have one of the Belgian or German wheat beers on tap. Blue Moon seems to be more readily available at a wider variety of places in Pittsburgh than the Imports. Again, it sure beats the Coor's Light, Bud, Miller junk.

 

songoose (32) on April 06, 2007 wrote:

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This beer is pretty overrated. Better than Bud Light, sure, but nothing special.

 

quintosol (37) on January 20, 2007 wrote:

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Why the orange slice? For flavor. This beer seriously lacks.

 

EvilGenius (4) on November 13, 2006 wrote:

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A very drinkable but unremarkable "white beer", which explains why Coor's bought it. This is what I like to call "light white". It's like an over-carbonated Tucher with that tell-tale American flavor profile, or lack of it.
I've had canned euro-white beer that is far better than this offering in the bottle. A good option for late night 7-11 beer, but I would spend the extra dough to get the real thing if given the option. Brewers in Bavaria would probably spit this beer out upon taste and declare war on Blue Moon, which is probably why Americans drink it up. When it comes to beer, wake up and smell Europe.

 

phpfunk (11) on October 02, 2006 wrote:

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Love this beer. First time I had it the bartender put an orange slice in it, I was like WTF? But I tried it and with or without the fruit slice it is at the top of my list. Very nice, very tasteful!

 

sbiehle (31) on August 24, 2006 wrote:

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Super refreshing, who knew that a huge brewer like Coors could actually make something that actually tastes good?

 

Ecrivaine32 (8) on August 07, 2006 wrote:

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Always my favorite. I like it served cold in a huge glass with an orange. My friend, who is Belgian, and I went to Golden, Colorado, recently to do a tour of the Coors Brewery, and even he thought it was not half bad. I always choose it when it's offered.

 

ColdChilli (5) on July 10, 2006 wrote:

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Light creamy, with hints of blueberries.
Good starter, but don't drink more than 3.

 

Brahma06 (5) on July 09, 2006 wrote:

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If you want a REAL Belgian Wheat beer, drink Hoegaarden! Step it up to an import! Hoegaarden is not found everywhere but when you can mix it with a Guinness to make a "Dirty Hoe", try one!

 

Shannonmcook (2) on July 05, 2006 wrote:

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This beer is super. It's definately not too "orangey" and in fact, is best served with a nice slice of orange. It's quite light tasting and when drank cool very easy to drink in quantity :). It really is a lovely beer and a nice treat!

 

idledevils (2) on June 29, 2006 wrote:

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A pale imitation of Hoegaarden.

 

Avdi (7) on May 03, 2006 wrote:

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A great summer beer, and has the advantage of being available nearly everywhere (at least on the east coast of the US).

 

Bizzach (28) on April 13, 2006 wrote:

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Not a bad White brew... As others here said, it's better with a bit of orange in it, but at that point, it moves over into the flavored beer category, like Chocolate Stout.
Nonetheless, this is a very drinkable beer. For a much better (in my opinion) white beer, try Samuel Adams White. If you can find it, get it. Blue Moon is a HELL of a lot better than Hoegaarden though!

 

mrg (6) on April 12, 2006 wrote:

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excellent beer - quite flavorful. hard to believe it comes from the same company as coors light.

 

chapman (4) on March 15, 2006 wrote:

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One of the local bars floats Guinness on Blue Moon, black-and-tan style, and calls it an "Eclipse." Pretty tasty - the spice in Blue Moon mixes well with Guinness.

 

pretendr (1) on March 05, 2006 wrote:

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My all time favorite beer. Best on tap, with an orange wedge if you prefer (I do).

 

Mark in St. Louis (1) on March 04, 2006 wrote:

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If I had wanted an orange, I would have bought one! Granted, I've added lemon and lime to beers before, but I couldn't drink this: more power to you if you can handle it.

 

zdwyatt (40) on March 03, 2006 wrote:

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This stuff is so smooth. Get it from the tap and throw an orange slice in it.

 

kyguinness (4) on March 02, 2006 wrote:

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A decent beer with a slice of orange - if one must go to Applebee's, this is the only option worth your time!

 

pmark (3) on February 01, 2006 wrote:

2 out of 3 people found this review helpful:
Tastes great with an orange or a lemon.

 

mjm (21) on January 02, 2006 wrote:

3 out of 4 people found this review helpful:
Light and refreshing. Great with everything from the beefiest of hamburgers to the hotness or sweetness of Buffalo wings.

 

oldmanjay (18) on December 15, 2005 wrote:

3 out of 4 people found this review helpful:
Excellent wheat beer, great with an orange wedge. Much better on draft than bottled. Coors doesn't want you to know that they make this. Smart guys, they know that would scare most of us away :-)

 

brian (17) on September 16, 2005 wrote:

4 out of 5 people found this review helpful:
Delicious and full-flavored, Blue Moon goes well with lots of different foods. Not too sweet. Especially good with a slice of orange or lemon.