Coors Original

Light straw color; Light to medium body; Aroma and flavor of hops, grain, and some malt; Average macro lager - nothing special.

Coors is coors what can I say? It does have its distinct flkavor from bud and miller and any huge brewery that produces for the masses. This is a great beer if a case is on sale and u have a party to go to or something.

Much better than its light brother. Less carbonation, better flavor, just as cheap.

Coors is like the other big breweries flagship beers. Bland, plain, not much in the beer. Great advertising, but you can’t drink advertising. Pours a clear light gold, about 1 finger of foam which has some staying power. Smell, bland some corn some hops but only if I really try to find them. Taste - bland boring, nothing much here, always has an unpleasant aftertaste for me. Mouthfeel - thin Drinkability - if your going out to have a few, you can drink these without getting in too much trouble.

Vented wide mouth can...Pale yellow pour...Fizzy white head...Mildly sweet aroma, corn...Sweet up front....Corn finish....Inoffensive....Bland...

A very poor beer. Don’t let the "100% Rock Mountain water" and "cold as the Rockies" promises fool you.

12 oz bottle, sampled 4/24/08. Golden yellow colour with a fully diminishing fizzy white head. Grainy, corn, and faint grassy aroma. Grainy, corny, and light fusel flavours. Light to medium bodied, fizzy mouthfeel. Mostly blah with hints of extremely unpleasant.

A very bland taste with no body. Made to be as un-bread/cereal tasting as possible. Watered down. Mild "off" flavor, but no outstanding bad flavors, just a general thereof.