Coors Non-Alcoholic

bottle poured the lightest golden I have ever seen with a thin white head that vanished immediately. aroma is basically non existent but what can be found is grains and wet cardboard. the flavor has a bit more grains, raw dough, plenty of carbonation (the only thing going for it), and the slightest bitterness. the body being so thin makes a coors light in comparison a full flavor beer. there I have finally done it and only to tick off the low alcohol, now back to my regularly scheduled program.

Smells like crap, looks almost like real beer, tastes nasty like water and bread mixed, goes down easily (cause its like water). Tastes like crap and doesnt mess you up, why would you ever drink this?

A 12 oz bottle with faint smells of hops and a light yellow body with a small fizzy head. Very carbonated and not much flavor.

Bottle 35,5 cl. Clear golden with a creamy white head. Aroma of unmalted grain. Thin and watery, notes of unmalted grain and cardboard. No bitterness. 060709

12 fl oz bottle. Pours clear and golden yellow with a small white head. Cardboard malty and cornish dry flat aroma. Cornish flat flavoured, wet and rotten cardboard flavoured. Beyond terrible.

Bottled. A pale golden beer with an off-white head. The aroma is sweet with notes of cardboard - lacks malt. The flavor is sweet with light notes of cardboard, malt, and brewing cereal, leading to a dry, lightly bitter and cardboardy finish.

Canned at BLAB. This was really bad, even for being NA. Strangely sweet and bland at the same time. Poured this out on the ground and hoped it would not kill the plant life. Possibly the worst beer I have ever tried.

Vile aroma of semi-cooked squash. Awful flavor of lightly sweet envelope paste and cardboard. This is filthy, terrible swill.