Coors Original

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

Had at Coors Stadium of all places. Pours golden with white head. Aroma is corn and malt. Flavor is light with grain and some malt. Tastes no different than any other macro lager. Ok at a ball game.

Pours pale golden, tastes weak of corn and malt. Better than Budweiser and Miller, in my opinion. If I have to choose an American macrobrew, I’ll take a Coors. That being said, this is a typical weak American pale lager.

Pours a watered down gold color. For a regular beer is sure looks like a light beer. It really doesn’t smell like anything. Taste is carbonated and whatever just bland. No wonder bars don’t serve this on tap Coors like is better if you can even say that.

Bottle - This is closer to a US domestic light than a full lager. Pours pale golden yellow, very carbonated. Typical for the genre, light taste with a thin malty carbonated finish. Really only good for cookouts and large parties where large amounts of beer are consumed.

12 oz. bottle served in my long forgotten stein- poured transparent water with some yellow food coloring added, bubbly head but it went away way too fast, lively medium carbonation. Aroma of grass, corn, and hard water. Hits the mouth with a low weak body, some grass and hard sugar in the middle, finish is undistinguishable. Hey, I had 6 bucks in my pocket, why not!

Pours a clear golden with a thin, fizzy, white head. Tastes of corn, some pale malts, and grassy notes. Typical American macro brew.

Pours a pale yellow with a fluffy forced carbonated white head. Aroma is sickeningly sweet. Loads of corn on top of dextrose sugar with a hint of a grassy hop (singular) and a little pale malt. Tastes very sweet as well, coats and sticks to your mouth in an unpleasant way. You can feel the sugar granules in your mouth it’s so sweet. More flavor than it’s light brother... But still unpleasant and way, way, way too sweet. Blah!

Typical American aroma with typical appearance. Flavor is more robust than most American brews, with a smoother finish. Overall, for the price, one of the better buys you can make for an American brew.