Keystone Light

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

Can 71 cl. Clear pale golden with a dense white head leaving laces. Sweet aroma of brewing cereal. Light body with a soft mouthfeel, sweet brewing cereal and no bitterness. 100709

Had this a few months back while playing beer pong. Just like all the other macros there is a huge amount of corn coming from this beer. Pours yellow with a white head. Not a good beer, but if your in college and need to get drunk than this is the cheap stuff that will get the job done.

Oh, so light! You can drink like ten of these and feel no other sensation than the urge to pee. I drank lots of ’Stones in college; they’re cheap. And yeah, it has basically no flavor or complexity, but it is quite refreshing - like water - on account of its lightness. Clear, yellow pour. Almost no head. Nose of straw. Flavor is smooth, sweet and a tad metallic. This is the only stone I would ever want to pass.

24 fl oz can. Pours clear and pale yellow with a small white head. Aroma is mild acidic and cornish. Thin watery flavoured, light malt presence and a hint of hops bitterness. Ends watery and dry.

Light yellow pour, frothy white head. Highly carbonated. Virtualy no flavor, which might be a good thing for what this beer is meant to do. I don’t think I’ve ever had this in any other setting than a game at a college party, and the price is right for those purposes.

Pours light gold with a small white head. Aroma is very light pale malt and someithing like corn. Taste is light, has the drinkability of water, which is a big thing for the ultra breweries so they should be happy.

Cans for power hour, one of the few acceptable uses of this "pale lager". Natty ice flavored water with malt liquor kick at the end. Overcarbonated but totally useful for shotgunning, power hours, Beirut, flipcup and any other drinking game.