Coors Aspen Edge

Brewed by Coors Brewing Company (MillerCoors)
Style: Pale Lager
Golden, Colorado USA

As close to water as you can get. No flavor, no smell, no color. Probably a good chick beer though.

Weak watery aroma. A bit sweet, but like a glass of cold milk. Light yellow clear, no head. Weak thin body with medium-high carbonation. Light carbonic taste, no hops, no malt. Finish is non-existent, as is after. It tastes like mildly salty soda water. Horrible. No carbs, no taste.

Light gold or yellow with small lacing. Very light aromas of hops and malt. Almost non existant. Watery flavors with a touch of malt and hops added. Thin and plain.

2004 NABA Festival: Clear blonde pour. Light foamy head. No flavor. Little sweet.

I feel very nuetral about this beer. looks and smells ok. Has very little flavor to it. A funny after taste though. Avoid unless your a carb-counting freak!!

I just tried this, worhtless. Very watered down, no big deal. Seriously though, I totally tasted some fruit every time I drank this.To be honest, I would pass it up for some Michelob Ultra anytime. Avoid, same as every other Ultra beer, Quick watch your carbs, you might get fat.

The drinkers of bud light should try this. A step up in flavor, drinkability and does not ahve the sour aftertaste and allround nastiness of budlight. Goes does well on a summer day here in Florida.

Pale golden colour with a non-existant white head. Aroma of just about nothing with perhaps some cardboard thrown in. Light-bodied; Watery taste with a bit of a fake-sugar taste and no hops nor malt-how is this a beer? Aftertaste....wait, what aftertaste? Overall, a good beer if you don’t want to drink anything, but you still want to ’feel’ it. This is wierd-its like water but it’s not! I got this twelve ounce bottle from Phil (haddon90) and sampled it on 25-May-2004.