Keystone Light

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

Had it in a can. Trashy beer. Cheap and main purpose is to play beer pong or float down the river with. Not having it again.

Bland-but redeemingly cheap. Taste in comparison with other domestic light beers makes it a great value (at my local corner store, $1.99 for four 16 ounce cans-hence the bump in "overall impression"). Many people I know who don’t like the taste of beer can tolerate the "never bitter" Keystone, so that says alot in itself. Nothing really offensive, but that said, not much there to talk about other than economic value. I would definitely recommend Keystone over other value priced lights, such as Natural.

I was in a fraternity so I’ve tried this beer. We played pong with it when it was the cheapest thing at the keg place. Nasty but serves it purpose to get slahshed for cheap.

Serves a purpose. this is clearly made for beer bong or Shotgunning. However, it has little real flavor or purpose other than drinking a bunch fast and getting hammered.

This beer is the prototype for beer pong = cheap and disgusting. At least it’s better than Natural Light. The only reason why this gets a 5 overall is because the commercials are occassionally funny.

The lone staple of Dartmouth College Fraternities, each of which consumes between 50-100 Thirty-Packs per week for Pong. Aroma: Typical for a macro. Smells like crappy adjuncts. Appearance: Pale yellow, light on fizziness. Flavor: At best watery with a hint of beer. At worst I must reassure myself that it did come directly from a sealed can, not out of a garbage can. Keystone really can be one of the most "drinkable" macro-cheapies, but catch it at the wrong temperature/age and its stale flavor can trigger a powerful gag reflex. Palate: Can often go down like a gulp of water, but at worst can have a gritty feel that will make your mouth very frightened. Overall: Aside from Coors Light this is the best chugging beer on the market bar none. Play your cards right with the temperature and it has much, much less offensive taste than Natty or Busch. "Smooth" is not all that misleading relative to its competitors.

Bought a 12 pack for $5. Pale yellow color with minimum head. Tastes like bad water. Great value buy for beer pong, cheaper than coors and tastes about the same.

Pours a pale yellow with a very quickly dissipating head. Aroma is grassy, corny, slightly sour... Are you turned on yet? The smell is giving me a pudgy, I don’t know about you. Flavor is very light, some grass, corn and apple. Preyyt sweet tasting as well. They weren’t lying about there being no bitterness... what 4IBU’s roughly? Carbonation is harsh and artificial feeling. My brother brought this back from Montana and says "It’s really good!" Somehow I knew this was coming... Blah!