Coors Light

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

Bottle in Omaha!. This is a kind of beer to hot days and a barbecue. Pale yellow, por foamy. No particular aroma, just some malty and nothing more, taste is refreshing just it. <P>Português: Cervej simples, tipo as nossas pilsens de baxo valor. Cerveja clara com pouca espuma, sem um aroma particular, apenas malte, naada mais. Sabor refrescante, tipica de um dia quente e de churrasco. Mais nada.

By far the crappiest beer I’ve ever had. Drink this only after you’re already blitzed from drinking something legitimate. Gastrointestinal agony will follow.

Light gold color with no head and no lacing. Aroma was almost non existent. Flavor was weak, with a light fruit flavor that reminded me of Fruit Stripes gum. Some sour hops and malts were evident. All around pretty weak, but not as bad as some people mindlessly rate it. Just a simple pale lager.

Can. Pours a very light gold, thin head. aroma is a touch sweet, malt and cereal. Flavor is malt, cereal and a little bit of skunk.

Poured from can into my mouth. Didn’t bother to smell otherwise I wouldn’t drink it.A lot like carbonated water with all the characteristics of water. Thanks Bill for this gem! Saving Bud Light for my 100th rating.

at a recent ’i dare you’ tasting of the three major ’light’ beers, this one came in dead last as they were tasted right out of a bar’s beer cooler in upstate pennsylvania. not much taste except for the carbonation. as the beers warmed up, this one became unpalatable as soon as flavors emerged.

awful, tastes like wood. my father in law loves this stuff. tried to convince him otherwise. water has more flavor.

Can/Bottle/Tap. Could be the palest "beer" I’ve encountered. Taste is almost non-existent. If it is ICE cold, it could be considered palatable at best. Any warmer than that and it’s out.