Keystone Light

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

Tastes like water if it’s nearly frozen. Tastes like beer-flavored water otherwise. Terrible overall.

Pretty much tastes like water....doesn’t smell all that good either...pours a very pale yellow...only good thing is it’s cheap

No bitter beer face here, my face is scrunched up in pain at what a horrible thing this creation is.

Def seen this around more than the Key Ice... just as bad although always a bargain.

Pours pale yellow with a 2 finger fizzy white head that fades really quickly. Aroma is corn, stale malt, washed grain and some planty/vegetal notes. Flavor is about the same. Just another crappy american macro, honestly reminds me a little of a lower quality coors light.

Every once in a while, it is good to have a beer you know you will hate, just to be reminded of the difference between good and bad. 24 ounce container that appears to be a can of motor oil and says that it is specially lined. Terrible aroma of stale yeast and rotting vegetables. Very light, urine-like pour with big, noisy, and quickly falling head. Taste is not as bad as expected: water, corn syrup, some yeast, and a sprinkling of hops. How do they make this stuff? Maybe Miller-Coors takes the leftover mash from making one of their other beers, and runs some water through it, then adds a little corn syrup. Or maybe there is a huge cornfield somewhere in the midwest, with a pipe running under it that catches all the runoff, the sludge, the pesticides, the organic debris, and out of a desire to waste nothing, Miller-Coors decided to turn this stuff into a beer. It sits very uneasily in the stomach. Drain pour! Good heavens, this has to be my lowest rated beer, lower even than a couple of things that were clearly contaminated. Why would anybody want to buy this?

(Can) After all the negative press that this beer gets, I was truly expecting worse. Come on folks, it’s bad, but it’s not that bad. There is some bitterness (in contrast to Natural light, to which it is frequently compared), and the aroma is not entirely unpleasant, and there’s less unpleasant sourness than I would expect. In my opinion, this beer pales in comparison to Miller Lite, but exceeds coors light, although I’m sure many would dispute that. In my opinion, this beer actually offers a good deal for your money: if you’re wanting ultra-cheap beer, this is the way to go.