January 8, 2014
Attack of the Phantom Crafts Denver; St. Louis | 1994-1995
One guide noted, "It's heartening that American drinkers have taken to Blue Moon, since it decidedly does not taste like typical American beer offerings. A moderately soapy coriander nose with slight sour notes wafts from the glass, and the palate is floral, gently malty, with light bitterness." (The same guide's verdict on Coors's flagship pale lager: "A light, sweet nose smells vaguely of white wine, but who swirls and sniffs Coors?")
All Excerpts From
Acitelli, Tom. "The Audacity of Hops." Chicago Review Press, 2013. iBooks.
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