Coors Light

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

Hold on...I gotta wait til my bottle is blue... This goes down as the worst beer I’ve ever had. Alcoholic water, the ghost of beers, the beer that wasn’t there.

Pretty refreshing when it’s cold cold cold. It has no flavour at all. Like water that gets ya drunk.

Drinkable when it is ice cold. Crisp, but that’s about it’s only quality worth mentioning.

As far as big name light beers go, Coors Light is a great beer. It has little flavor or aroma, but it drinks like water. If you’re talking party beers or for games it’s great. Good value. Good fizziness, which is why I prefer it to Bud, Keystone, Miller, etc. Never experienced a skunky taasting Coors Light.

I only ever drink this beer on the golf course. I think because I am dehydrated and looking for a little hydration in my life. Probably not a good thing in a beer. Coors light is cheap and accessible. If it wasnt I would never drink it

absolute crap! Iwould not use this even for cooking.This is a cheap, american beer who solely relies on advertising to get people to drink it

Keg (JDW’s, Harrow) 4.5%
In my notes, as tasting a whole farking pint of this (bought in a round for a mate who never appeared at the pub) at that, I wrote precisely nothing. I decided that was the best way to capture the aroma, and the taste, and the finish, of this product. (I’m not gonna call it a ’beer’, that’s for sure.)

Well, let me explain why this beer is better than the "heavy" version. Simple: this beer is more useful! It can be used for fast-paced drinking games, casual summer drinking, and will generally satiate partying, non-beer-drinking types. Can Coors original say that? NO. Of course, I am not condoning that hideous metallic-grainy flavors found throughout this macro brew. . .