Keystone Ice

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

Ok, it’s still swill, but the least bad of the Keystone family thusfar... of course, that’s not saying much. It reminds me of a beefier version of K-light, with a bit more malt (corn) contingency. The aroma is literally nonexistant, and there is no head or lacing of which to speak. The flavor is of corn and sweet grain and a bit overcarbonated. The mouthfeel is still quite thin and watery, and not very satiating. Just a higher ABV inserted into an empty swill.

Ugh. Like Icehouse, it is a shitty, poor university beer. Very watery and unappetising; and a metallic finish. To the bins!

Stole this gem from a party when I was leaving and stashed it away for a sober tasting. Pours very light yellow with a crappy looking white head. On the bright side I poured it into a Bruce Lee glass, so at least I got to enjoy that. Aroma is rubber and spray paint fumes after you left the garage for a few hours. The beauty of this bad boy is I can taste anything. Not offensive at all. 5.9% with no taste at all is pretty impressive. Purified water has more of a taste then this. I give it a 2 on overall for its ability to pack alcohol into such a flavorless beer. If I drank just to get drunk this would be a good one. Horrible palate cleansing material here.

I wasnt expecting much for this beer, and I was right, virtually flavorless less no smell, low malts, pretty high in AC. Drink only for a fast buzz.

I love this beer but am not able to find it on the southeast coast of Florida. It is smooth and a great low cost beer. I love to keep this beer and Sam Adams on hand. Why doesn’t Coors promote this beer i.e getting the retailers used to it?

Ah Ice Beer, the poor man’s Eisbock. Detecting the aroma is nearly impossible; I did get something however. I got a smell that’s just malt and a little bit of metal. The appearance is pale gold and the head is tiny. The flavor is metallic and malty just like the aroma. It also has a corn taste that gives it a flavor that is not unlike beer bread. The palate is "low gravity" wink wink. The drab generic looking can pretty much tells the whole story.

Pours a light golden yellow. Aroma of corn, grains and some hops with a watery flavor muddled with some hops.

Pours a light golden yellow color. Aromas of corn, a touch of hops, and little else. Flavor is like any other american lager. I prefer Coors products to A-B or Miller. It was what I was weened on.