Coors Light

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

pale, clear, light sweetness, light body, thin feel, soft carbonation, abrupt finish. Tastes somewhat metallic. The "taste the rockies" slogan rings true. It tastes of mountain spring water, and little else. If you want to brag to your frat bro’s about how much you can chug, this is your beer. If you like good beer, however, avoid at all costs.

A - Smells of yeast and dough. A - light gold with a frothy white head T - A bit sweet, but not much else P - Fizzy, with a light body. O - Great if you want to drink a lot of beers or your in a chugging compatition, but nothing to crave.

Found the aroma hard to describe - but ’boozy corn’ sounds like an adequate description. Appearance is yellow urine with minimal white head. Honestly im not going to judge it too horribly based on the fact it’s a mass produced cheap american lager - but the taste seems with a watery corn and slight alcohol taste that really isn’t all that bad. I like it better than most other american lagers, at least.

Wow - I can taste the mountain spring water. Aroma is silver bullets, with a chance of Phil collins’ songs.

Looks like pee covered with a hunk of styrofoam, smells like nothing. However I actually didn’t mind the taste - all corn and a slight hint of grain, served extra cold this would hit the spot if your palate is totally undeveloped, or you’re already drunk.

Draft. Pours pale yellow with virtually no head. Not much aroma or flavor, just highly carbonated.

(12 ounce can) Aroma is boozy corn. Tastes like alcohol and corn. Palate is of average carbonation and light bodied. Texture is between oily and creamy. This is another beer I wont buy but will drink if it is free at a party.

this beer is not here for you to catch the "delicious undertones". It is here for one reason; to get you drunk and still have money in your bank account. As long as you drink them fast enough.