I dare take a quick sip. It's appropriate that I used the word "sweet" when referring to the aroma, as the taste is grainy, but it has a significant amount of sweetness from the malt. It's got hints of lemon - well, more than hints, really. It's common for bars to server a wheat ale with a slice of lemon or orange, and this absolutely doesn't need that. Any more citrus is too much.
Time to take a big draught. Oh, that's good. It gets really smooth right in the middle of the draught, and the grain taste is really mellowed out. the citrus hits at the tail end, right after the sweet taste. I recommend drinking this beer in big gulps. No, I'm not suggesting everyone go out and get drunk on it; I'm telling you that it tastes pretty good when sipped, but it tastes better when you drink like an Irishman*.
I can't say I've been significantly disappointed by any of the Blue Moon beers, aside from the names. All told, the sampler pack I went through has opened my eyes to the variety that they have to offer. It's nice to see that they branch out and are successful in doing so.
4.25/5
* I was once told that an Irishman drinks a pint in 3-4 draughts while an American drinks the same in seven or eight.