Coors Light

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

Poured piss yellow, lots of carbonation, very quickly dissipating white head, smells somethin awful. Tastes like water with a bit of hops and some hay like notes. Goes down just like water. Overall, I’ll take this over other macro crap beer. In the world of crap macro beer, this beer is the king of crap.

This is almost the same as my review for regular Coors. See a beer drinker like me has to have two sides. There is the side that loves the strong stouts and micros and then there is the side that is drinking with buddies at the beach or local beer tent. Yes Coors may not be a great beer, but it is a great beer among crap. I would take this over a Bud Light or a Miller Light any day of the week. Pours clear, little head, little aroma, and little flavor but is still the common man beer of choice.

Bleh. Good for beer drinking games but a bit higher priced per rack and lower abv.

Poured from a can into a pint glass. The color is a light yellow with little or no head. No lacing at all. The smell is very muted, nothing beyond so light corn flavor. The taste is light in flavor, kind of the opposite side of the spectrum from Stone’s brews. On the good side it does not over take your palette with too many strong flavors. If you are inexperienced with big beers this a beer that would be good to try. A good session beer and a good summer time brew.

Alright... the mountains are blue... better drink this one fast before it warms up! Bright light yellow pour with a small white head that surprisingly stays around for a bit; no lace. Aroma of grainy metallic corn. Not much flavor at all. What little of it there is appears to be corn. Light body with high carbonation and no alcohol. Very watery. Blah.

Be reasonable here, it’s cheap, it’s not offensive, it goes down easy. Not really a good beer, but it certainly has its purpose and does that job quite well.

Bottle. Drank when mountains turned blue so I was sure it was cold enough to drown out the adjunct flavors. Poured perfectly clear light yellow. Corn, bread, clean nose and flavor.

Your typical mass produced US beer. I do prefer it over Bud products and miller products though.