Peppery Belgian yeast character. Banana. Rapidly drying finish with a bit of funk. Bitter.

Very light for a stout, makes me think more of a roasty brown maybe. Notes of coffee, cacao, caramel. Not sure I taste orange though?

Surprisingly this almost feels less hoppy than the lager. Clean, pine, orange, touch of resin but it finishes clean.

A surprisingly hoppy lager, clear, bright opening that gets piney and bitter fast. Quite a bit of resin.

Light, cloudy, coriander, citrus. Dry finish. Delicious as always.

Bready ale that starts out like an amber but moves into an almost spicy, but smooth cereal finish. Unusual but also easy-drinking.

Interesting and complex. A hint of tartness, a wheaty middle, and a slightly rough hint of bitter at the end.

Sweetish, mellow wheat that moves quickly to a mild sourness that is plummy and vinous at the same time. Ends with a little murky wheat funk. No overt saltiness, but the flavor was definitely intriguing.

A very good dry coffee stout with enjoyable roasted coffee flavors. A pretty good but, but was it really worth TWELVE DOLLARS??!?!?!

A solid, very dry coffee stout, slightly thick and with a good amount of roast. I'm not very sure it was worth the 100%+ markup over bottle price I was charged, though.

Smells like a farmhouse ale but doesn't deliver. Nice aftertaste, though, and a very subtle hint of orange. Very clean-tasting.

Refreshing and light, lightly spiced, effervescent and subtly wine-like. I especially loved the finish, which shifted to wheat and then disappeared into smoothness. Best wit I've tried yet.

Known in my house as "owl beer," this white ale is everything Blue Moon aspires to. Crisp coriander and cardamom with a hint of lemon that doesn't evoke furniture polish.