Draft at Meridian Pint. Clear very pale yellow color, still - see pic with menu listing for admin verification. Taste is tart dusty overripe apples. Nice.

Older Bottle. Pours with a clear deep rust hued body with a touch of bubbles (despite no evident carbonation). Aromas are of deep fruit, dehydrated berries, lightly funky darker currants. Flavors are jammy, tannic and lightly metallic. Lots of curranty, ripe and slightly funky character. Vinous, lots of sweetness to round it out. Biscuity, decent acidity. Overall, decent [not a fruit I really enjoy] red currant character on a clean base

Its been a while since I have rated a Moonlight Mead, although I’ve had a lot of them in the last 6 months. Pours with a clear yellow hued body, still with moderate legs. Aromas are floral, grassy, citrus, orange blossom and hay. Some honeycomb. This bottle is at least a year old and the peach character is either faded or was light in the aroma to begin with. Currently it is nearly undetectable (power of suggestion would lead to a stone fruit ester). Flavors show a bit more peach roundness. Medium acidity balances a relatively sweet flavor profile. There are some lightly spicy notes, some cardamom. Some juiciness, fruity. Lots of base honey character. Good viscosity, a touch of residual CO2 keeps things lively (think most new world Sauvignon Blanc as far as very low but [in wine] noticeable carb). Overall, pretty good stuff (like most Moonlight meads). Nothing game changing, but definitely well made.

Clear nice rich golden with no head. Aroma is apples & vanilla, medium body, no carbonation, and no lacing. Taste is sweet apples, cinnamon, some vanilla, and hints of alcohol. Alcohol is pretty well covered for a mead, really good.

Thanks Brian for sharing. Hazy yellow and no head. Smells very raw just like straight up honey, clove, some tobacco and oregano, just a lot of spice along with orange and honey. Very strong and noticeable alcohol burn specifically toward the finish. It’s just like drinking a thin honey. orange peel, some slight kiwi and brandy. Sweet but it’s not cloying. really nice.