Hazy orange & gold colour with a 2 centimetre thick white head. Pretty nice looking, though! Smells of pepper, blueberry, yeast and citrus. Tastes of blueberry, wheqat, white pepper and a subtle hoppiness. Some maltiness in the palate with a bunch of spicyness. A fairly strong flavoured wheat with some odd tastes, but very interesting and unique. Good from Coor's as well, because it's probably one of their only few 'quality' beers. Overall a decent wheat...I don't think i'd consider it a white, but it wasn't great and it wasn't horrible. Worth a try, because most likely, it is available to you! I shared a pitcher of this with JonR888710 from draught at the Arlington Cinema 'N' Drafthouse in Arlington, Virginia.

Lingering alcohol presence, off-peachy (if that can be understood) though not altogether bad. Nice if there is no other beer to drink where you’re at (no other decent beer) though this beer leaves much to be desired, but it is a macro brew and coors is no abbey

A cloudy, citrusy macrobrew that is actually quite tasty and not clear as water! Refreshing and crisp, this is a good macro alternative to more expensive, albeit better, microbrews (Bells Oberon comes to mind). I could see myself picking this one up again.

golden,cloudy. surprisingly sweet. mild spices. Most certainly Coors best product, and probably the best product made by a major American brewer. This is better than many real Belgians.

Rerate 12/30/02: I have to say this is still a decent beer, and the orange slice is always nice to eat. It is also nice to see people in a bar drinking this more and more instead of BudMillerCoors. It is a good introductory beer into something different for your macro pals. However, it is still a pretty weak attempt at a Wit. 12/30/01 (4.0): Wow! Silky smooth flavor and a great aroma and aftertaste.

Amber with large off white. Good bead. Spicy pumpkin nose and taste with some yeast.Nose is much better then flavor.

This is made by Coors? Well, it's certainly the best thing Coors makes. However, we are talking about Coors here, so even their best (which this is) is a mediocre effort.

One of the more drinkable pumpkin ales, but I don't generally like them. Starts like pumpkin pie, finishes like an oktoberfest. Nose of pumpkin, cinnamon and nutmeg, in the flavor these combine well for a true pumpkin pie flavor. Its not overbearing nor sweet, except some real toasted malt sweetness in the finish.