Coors Aspen Edge

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

Serve in Dimpled mug, English pint, Lager glass, Shaker

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Clear and golden-yellow with a fizzy and quickly fading head. Beery, sweet creamed-corn nose. Super lively carbonation. Dry, seltzer-water bitterness / synthetic finish. No major negatives to complain about (other than being a little corny), but it doesn't offer any positives either.

Well, I've gone from the sublime to the ridiculous this weekend. Started the weekend with Allagash Four, now I'm dealing with low-carb offerings from the local ABC Likkas. Hope the Matt Accel does better. Lousy label, screw-off cap, beer looks like someone ran a rusty nail through some tapwater. Lagery, somewhat banana-like aroma. Tastes like watery malt liquor. Corny. Finish is tart and somewhat steely. Bleh. Why bother? If I go on a low-carb diet and need to drink, then I'll switch to vodka tonics.

Weak watery aroma. A bit sweet, but like a glass of cold milk. Light yellow clear, no head. Weak thin body with medium-high carbonation. Light carbonic taste, no hops, no malt. Finish is non-existent, as is after. It tastes like mildly salty soda water. Horrible. No carbs, no taste.

Poured a rather surprisingly deep color of yellow-orange (rich in color compared to Michelob Ultra). Sweet adjunct aroma, classic cheap-beer smell. The flavor was sweetish with a bit of malt, lots of carbonation, thin flavor with a moderately thin palate. After drinking about a third of the bottle, I set my glass on the table and walked away for a bit. When I came back there was a nearly-dead fly swimming in it. That grossed me out and I threw the rest of the glass away. Just as well, really.

If you are a beer drinker and you need to lose weight drink this........oh nevermind.........you’re not that fat!!!!

bottle - There’s little to say about this beer. Like others of its ilk, it tastes slightly stronger than club soda. It’s relatively inoffensive, except for the fact that I’m offended that I paid for beer and got this stuff. Don’t bother.

This is the most abysmal beer backwash I've rated in years. Coors has thoroughly embarrassed itself with this water-flavored drink. It is thin beyond words, and is far worse than the Rolling Rock Green Light and Michelob Ultra that it competes against. There is nary a hint of beer flavor here, yet its color is a pretty gold, so some trickeration is clearly afoot. Very much like Seltzer water. Appalling.

Well, about the only thing this one has going for it is it tastes better than Ultra and Green Light, but do not believe the hype, this beer still sucks. Pours slightly darker than its other low - carb candidates, lots of corn and rice adjuncts here, with a watery toasted malt taste every once in awhile. Bottom line, pass this one up.

It was better than Michelob Ultra. Enough nice things about this abomination though. Admittedly a bit more golden than the normal light beer, head died fast. Aroma very faintly of wet cardboard. Flavor was almost nonexistant. They seemed to have used some sort of bizarre adjunct in an attempt to artificially beef up the body a bit. Overall it was reminiscent of soda water that had been filtered through a bed of Cheerios.

Didn’t like this one from the start. Was given to me and now I understand why. Low carb beer, uck. Smelled like a dirty diper that is what the wife said. I couldn’t really tell what it was. Dimishing head with a clear yellow body.