Coors Light

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

Finally a diuretic with 4% abv. This pale crisp refreshing water bottle goes down pretty easy at 33F, but above that i’d avoid taping these rockies.

This beer was a great way to rehydrate myself on Saturday after all the drinking of real beer I did on Friday. I never knew goat piss contained so many electrolytes.

This tastes like 11 1/2 onces of water and a 1/2 once of beer. It might be alright if you’re just starting to drink beer but has no flavor to me. I’d rather drink a Busch.

This could be called a Mega Light. There is just not very much there. What was there was fairly pleasant and refreshing. It certainly has its place. For times when you want something slightly stronger than water it would be great

Bottle. Yet more US blandness. There’s nothing here to get a handle on - no hops, no body, no aroma, no finish; just get it a degree above freezing so you don’t notice the lack of taste. Woeful.

Ok dad, I apologize for saying how bad this beer is. Yes, this is the beer he drinks...but only if it is about 3 degrees from frozen. Better than any bud product for sure. i am going to give it a few bonus points on behalf of my dad.

16 oz can from Berryessa Sporting goods in Winters, CA. Well tyou can’t say much about this beer. It tastes pretty much like carbonated water, with a hint of bitterness on the finish. If its free I’ll drink it. Otherwise I’m spending my money on something else.

This is, surprisingly, better than the regular Coors, since "light beers" are almost always worse than anything in my book. Ity is very pale yellow with a medium, fizzy white head that shrinks quickly to aboslutely nothing. Compared to Bud Light, the head is a lot more airy and fizzy, a lot smaller, and even when poured after disappears entirely before Bud’s has even shrunk all the way down to the small, permanent top it keeps. The aroma is old apples with hitns of dirty dishwater and minerals. The taste is similar, with a mostly old, funky apple quality that is hardly great but not really unpleasant, with faint elements of dishwater. It has no noticeable grain or hop quality. The taste, though, is stringer and the feel fuller compared to regular Coors.