I've been drinking Blue Moon for years, and I didn't think there was any secret or mystery to the fact that Coors was behind it. Furthermore, reflecting on this

I've been drinking Blue Moon for years, and I didn't think there was any secret or mystery to the fact that Coors was behind it. Furthermore, reflecting on this, I'm pretty sure I discovered that shortly after I discovered the beer. I guess I assumed everyone else knew as well. I'm not sure it's something worth getting upset about. It tastes good, so I drink it when I'm in the mood for a sweet wheat ale with a hint of orange flavor. IMO, that's the most important criteria for a beer, be it a some mass produced product, a limited release from some forgotten mountain monestary or anywhere between. It has to taste good. I am mildy curious if it is brewed in the same brewery in Golden, or if the subsidiary mentioned in the article has another site and brewery of their own. I shall have to investigate this and see if they do tours.