Coors Light

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

24oz can cheap light beer ok taste and finish way better than bud light in a can... but that’s not saying much about it... good recession brew

This is the best light/affordable beer out today. I will take a Coors over a Bud anyday! The Banquet beer from the Rockies! :)

I am of the staunch opinion I should not be able to completely see through a beer. Unfortunately I can see through this one. There is no discernible aroma, the flavor is ok, it is extremely light and bland. All in all, I will likely never drink this beer again.

Out of a can at the fire house after a "heated" commisioners meeting. Nose of wet socks, and some malt. Body is light and quite sweet in a sweet and low or slenda sort of way. body is ephemeral and lacks much of anything. Hops? Nah, we just wave one cone at the giant fermenter from a distance and that should suffice. A thirst quencher, but so is water.

12oz can consumed 7+ months after the expiration date...bonus points for survivability. Hyper-light pale yellowish water thin color. Immediately loses all of it’s head, but lots of soda-like carbonation bubbles remain. Grainy sweet aroma with the most minimal noble hop aroma. In accord with their corporate mandated objectives, quite bland and inoffensive. Mild corn and a light sugary sweetness balanced by a microscopic hop bill. Light and certainly easy drinking. No real desirable qualities, but still better than a lot of international beers that, like Coors, survive through advertising and nationalistic pride. Loses points in my book simply for being Coors, but still a notch above some of the world’s worst beers.

Weak, but better than some light beers. Very low calorie and ABV. Very pale yellow.

Good party/summer beer, not nearly as offensive as other piss water (Miller, Bud). Grainy, pale yellow macro lager with a minimal white head, not much else to it.

(Draught at Crown Rivers JDW, Heathrow Airport, London,18 July 2009) Pale yellow colour with hints of green. Firm, white head with lots of carbonation. Malty, grassy, fairly neutral nose with metal and paper. Grainy, neutral taste with notes of white bread, paper and corn. Thin body, not overly sweet. Not too awful.