Coors Aspen Edge

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

a pale golden pouring beer, with not much smell, not much on taste also, too much of a watery palate, i expected that though from coors, not an enjoyable beer, id never buy it again, i guess it is drinkable, bvut this beer has no life.

Well, definately more "complex" than its AB cousin...pale yellow and fizzy...sour with a strange dishwater aftertaste...

Poured a light amber with a head that fell to a fine ring. The nose was... well, not there. The taste started with light toasted malts and ended with some piney bittering hops. The finish was light an crisp. ABV was 4.0. For a low-carb beer I was supprised that I was actually able to taste anything at all. Not to mention that the hop/malt balance was for the most part right on. All in all, Aspen Edge is not a bad low-carb lager. given a choice of all the low-carb beers. I’d probibly go with this one.

Pours with a pale golden body topped by a medium thick, white head with little lacing. It’s slighty sweet and corn syrupy with a slight bitterness and a little mustiness in the aroma. Light bodied and smooth.

This isn’t beer. Don’t drink it. Can’t quite point five it, but it comes pretty damn close. You’d think this would be like $.30 a can, but it’s about 3x that.

Sigh... How to write 75 characters about this stuff? Pale yellow with no flavor at all. I did not enjoy this beer.

This is like sucking water from cotton balls. I personally think that it has no flavor. Its clearer than water. No head. bad dry after taste. Pour your buddies bottle of this stuff out and put water in it, he/she wont be able to tell. This is the bottom of the list for me.... lower than corona light.

People seem to give this a low aroma score so that it’s overall rating is low, which i can understand, but in reality, the aroma is the only decent thing about this guy. "Low-carb" and beer just aren’t things that go together, at least not with good beer. It does beat Bud Select and Mich Ultra out of the water though on taste.