Blue Moon Belgian Wheat Ale: My review

Galethog

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Not too bad. Not what I expected though. Bit too watery. The coriander and orange peel were muted. It did go well with the goat cheese. I would recommend this ale to drink with dinner, but skip it if you are going to enjoy the ale just for itself.
 
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Galethog said:
Not too bad. Not what I expected though. Bit too watery. The coriander and orange peel were muted. It did go well with the goat cheese. I would recommend this ale to drink with dinner, but skip it if you are going to enjoy the ale just for itself.
i like blue moon, but would not drink it with cheese. too contrasting. try it with a more subtle food

try abita purple haze with a nice fish/pasta dinner. the raspberry acts as a palate cleanser
 
Galethog said:
I keep posting crap in the wrong forum. Hey MOD!!!!!!!!!!!!, could ya move this into the food and drink forum please?

Do we even have a mod in here now?
fuck moderfuckinration. post what the hell you want where the hell you want
 
muff_spelunker said:
i like blue moon, but would not drink it with cheese. too contrasting. try it with a more subtle food

try abita purple haze with a nice fish/pasta dinner. the raspberry acts as a palate cleanser

I wll admit that the cheese goes better with McChouffe Belgian Brown Ale, but hey, I was experimenting.
 
magnus said:
Hoegaarden or Allagash Wit is a better, more representative belgian witbier.
Moving it now.

I concur. That's probably why I found the Blue Moon to be disappointing. I also found out it's made by Coors.
 

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