Blue Moon makes some good stuff

[JamesG]

I'll look for it.

What is funny is that with all the "micro/craft" brews getting hooked into the main distribution networks to grocery stores and what not, sometimes they are actually cheaper than mass-pisswater producers. I guess that is at least one perk of all that BS free Fed money on Wall St. Lots of investor dollars to push beer.

 

[CliffB]

Have we gotten off topic enough yet that we are listing new and interesting beers? Good.

 

[JamesG]

Saw that. Not a big enough fan of root beer to try it.

 

[SouthernSlammed]

Certainly the best peach beer I have had!

 

[alnen]

Have we gotten off topic enough yet that we are listing new and interesting beers? Good.

I can't do that stuff. Thought I'd liked it, I was wrong..way too sweet.

 

[Allsmiles]

I like Blue Moon and really liked the seasonal pack with the Rounders in it. Blackberry Tart was a little different and not really my favorite. Sill a lot better than any of the mass produced beer out there.

 

[backwoodsga]

I've never had anything that was not good from Blue Moon. They currently have the Cinnamon Horchata Ale in their variety pack, you should give it a try.

 

[Lockout]

Looks like a great lady drink for sure

 

[Beerman]

BM Peach on draft is even better. The craft beer market is and has been blowing up for a while now. I bet I have 10% craft beers in my warehouse now. Not only beers but Craft Liquor is getting huge now. The latest is from Old 4th Distillery and they just came out with another product. Gin. Their Vodka is great and they will have a Bourbon out soon.

 

[Stringbender]

That Blue Moon is made right here in Albany with refreshing Flint River Water. YIKES!

Blue Moon has come under fire from the Brewers Association for not stating on the bottle that the beer is made by MillerCoors. The Brewers Association says that this omission allows the Blue Moon Brewing Company to masquerade as an independent craft brewer.[6] Independent craft brewers, such as CEO Greg Koch of Stone Brewing Co., agree that the multinational conglomerate brewers' use of bottle imagery similar to independent craft beers misleads consumers.[7] In May 2015, a California man filed suit against MillerCoors for the "Craft Beer" labeling

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