Keystone Light

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

Oh, the good ole "Dirty Thirty" for well under a dollar per beer. That’s really the only reason to buy this.

Paid $9.99 for a 30 pack... any beer that starts out like that is okay by me. But, very watery, little color or aroma. But, not very filling and it did get the job done.

Light...very light. Very watery with little to no flavor. A very light appearance, light gold color. Nothing exciting here.

It tastes like carbonated water that’s been genetically engineered to look like beer. No character of any kind....swill.

12 oz can. I’m so surprised this got a better ranking than Coors Light. I’ve always heard Keystone is what Coors bottles that doesn’t pass Coors’ standards. It had better head retention and seemed to have more carbonation. Still, this is more macro swill.

Can. Poured clear gold with a thin white head. Aroma is pungent with an awkward grain aroma. Flavor is nearly non-existent, like grain sweetened water. Bad.

What do you say about a beer that is literally made to taste like water? To some extent, it’s kind of like the old catch-phrase, “no offense given, none taken.” On a serious note, my friends and I have come to the conclusion that Keystone makes products that have a rather pleasant blandness to them, and the “light” version is no exception to that rule. Do NOT buy this in quantities less than 30, and do NOT consume in quantities less than 10. Bottoms up!

As the old story goes - Coors washed out all of the brewing equipment used to make Coors Light, and the runoff was Keystone Light... basically water and used for quantity.