Coors Light

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

From the bottle. Aroma is sour and light. The colour is pale yellow. Almost clear. The flavour is very cheap and light with a terrible aftertaste. This is one of the worst beers I have ever had. This is the beer for the guy who has been smoking a pack a day for the last 30 years and no longer has any sense of taste or smell.

0.33 l bottle from Systembolaget, thanks Hannu N! Pale golden color with small creamy head. Sweetish mild malt and honey aroma with hint of fruitiness. Light honeyish flavor reminding of soda water. No sign of hops.

Wow. Had some left over after having macro-loving friends over (I have to say that I spent NO money on this). Pours from its PLASTIC bottle in a crystal clear yellow with bone white head. Nose is corn and maybe a hop or two. Flavor is all fizz, there really is nothing to it. It’s like yellow seltzer water. My drain asked me why I hated it so much...

Best of the macro light’s... Tastes like corn flavored carbonated water. Not bad at a ball game on a hot day.

Very light golden color...fluffy head, though it fades quickly. Extremely faint malt aroma. Light flavored front, with very little taste...crisp mouthfeel. A hint of malt flavor glimmers through in the back. Finish is clean. Put up against other light beers, this brew ranks towards the top...it is still a light beer however.

341 mL Bottle that I accepted graciously as a guest. Very pale straw yellow with an instantly dissipating head. The aroma is faint but sweet and artificial, like a mixture of powdered banana pudding mix, forest-scented air freshener, and an innuendo of skunk. The taste is self-explanatory: fill the vat with water, add just enough powdered banana pudding mix to give it that insipid colour and that sore excuse of a flavor. For aroma and bittering add 1 shot glass of Pine Sol, a dash of dish detergent, a pinch of hairs plucked from a road-kill skunk, and 1 dirty ashtray. Add just enough distilled alcohol to give it a semblance of the light beer it was probably meant to be. Filter, carbonate, then bottle it, can it, or keg it. Cheers :P

This is the closest thing to water of any of the major American light beers. It has an alomost watery appearence to go with little flavor, little palate, and little aroma.

Multiple tastings. Unfortunately I have been stuck drinking these far too many times. Ever so slightly better than the Bud or Miller light versions but still pretty rank.