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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Light fruity nose with the traditional corn flowing through. Not bad for a low-cal. Although this is the first one I’ve tried. I tend to steer away from lo-cal anything. All in all not bad.

Nice for a quick light beer, but nothing special. I’d rather have this and have a little piece of mind that I won’t get a beer belly.

(Bottle 35,5 cl) Pours a clear, pilsener golden with a creamy, white head. Very neutral aroma with a wee whiff of malt. Light-bodied with a soft but decent malty feel. Almost some caramelish notes. No aftertaste, no bitterness, but for a light beer this really ain’t that bad. 060406

A ok low carb beer. I had this one a while back and can rember that it is ok with nothing special.

This bottled brew from the BW3 in Fort Wayne, IN poured a small head of finely sized white colored mostly diminishing bubbles and left behind a poor lacing. The body was a carbonated transparent yellow orange color. The aroma was malty and hoppy albeit a bit mild. The mouth feel was mildly astringent tingly and bubbly from start to finish. The flavor contained mild notes of malts and hops. Definitely lacking in character, it still had more than other low carb beers I have sampled.

Bottle. For all of the low carb crap coming out, this one is probably the best tasting. Nothing all that remarkable in the appearance or the aroma, but the flavor actually seems to taste like real malt.

UPDATED: NOV 6, 2004 Nice for one of these low-carb styles. Yeasty, orange, more body than say, Matt Accel. Quite tolerable, tastes like a working class beer. I could definitely drink this on cold nights. Nice, neat bottle design too. (But where does Coors get off calling themselves "master brewers" on the label, or with this fru-fru coat of arms?)

If you’re a low-carb fanatic, then you’re a silly sack of manure. However... This is one of the few truly drinkable low-carb brews to come out recently. Not a bad malty aroma under a golden body with a slight white head. It goes good with thin-crust pizza,,, at least at Nick & Vito’s.

Ohhhh yeah, low carb macro drinking. n/a percentile, sweet! ok: Pale golden color with a tiny island of foam at the top that just screams castaway. stuck in the middle of nowhere without any beer, just fish and coconuts....until there is a huge hurricane (smell) that brings along some corn, lots of dust & sand and some faint sweet tropical malt. But this island was shortlived because it was swallowed up. Not by the ocean, but of this beer drinking fool typing this, laughing, laughing. The island tastes vaguely of malt, but is more like water than anything. Fresh water though, not salt water. A bit too grainy and dusty though. You know how you have to take a shot right or it burns? same thing here. Overall I’d consider this a castaway experience. I’m not satisfied about the whole thing, but sure am a bit smarter now that I’ve been stranded there. The lesson I’ve learned is to not fly Coors. The end.

Taste better than some light beers that I have had, but still nothing to rave about in my opinion. It poured a small white head with fine-small sized bubbles that mostly diminished. This beer was carbonated and semi-transparent with a pale yellow hue. The aroma was malty and the flavor was a little hoppy. This was a light bodied beer with some lacing.