Very sweet, feels like drinking an apple pie.

Not worth drinking unless you need alcohol

I got halfway through before realizing this was a coors product, and I'm quite surprise as it's a very tasty lager. Sweet leads, but some bitterness to balance. Good malted grain flavor, and quite smooth.

Dark chocolate and some roasted malt on the palate, dry finish with a bit of lingering sweetness. Tasty and easy to drink. Pretty amazed this is actually a Coors product.

Unpleasant smell, like gin and dank basement & an acrid, tar-bitter finish that lingers sandwich a surprisingly inoffensive hop-and-citrus plus sweet malt IPA. But those bookends - eaugh.

Somewhat bland and tasteless apart from a strong wheat aftertaste.

I finally know what that aftertaste is. It tastes like exactly like popcorn-flavored Jelly Bellies.

Fragrant as freshly soaped dishwater and just as tasty.

Tastes like the Broncos tonight - watery and impotent.

Unquaffable garbage.

I was expecting the worst kind of fake, syrupy sweetness, but was nicely surprised. Comes off like an easy-drinking Oktoberfest with nutty, malty notes and just the subtlest sheen of apple and caramel. Didn't get a whole lot of Blue Moon's signature lite Belgian character, but I didn't miss it.

Delish!

Adequate. Hey they had an orange slice at least!

Subtle hint of flavor if you use a car key to vent your shotgun and down within 7 seconds. Notes of banana and wild rice.

Best of Charleston Riverdog beer selection :(