It is what it is.

It takes a lot to make me think I should've ordered the Blue Moon. The aftertaste is actually pretty pleasant (if metallic), but everything leading up to it is kind of gross. Uric and flat, watery and mildewy.

This tasted really alcoholic today.

A lager with a pleasant, inoffensive opening and a peculiarly sweet overtone to the finish that I think I also remember from Sam Adams's Summer Ale. So this is a house thing, I guess? It's different, which is appealing, although in a sort of bland way, so I give it a "middling good." (16 oz glass)

On the second try, there is kind of a canned juice background to this that doesn't serve it well. Still, it wasn't the worst choice.