Coors Extra Gold

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

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Shaker

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Can. Poured light yellow minimal head. Meh aromas. Smooth corn taste. Meh not good. ---Rated via Beer Buddy

Cabin fridge rate. Pours with just a slight haze to its gold body under a small fizzy white head that hung around a while, but didn’t look all that natural as it laid there. The nose is pretty generic macro lager, mostly corn sweetness with not a whole lot else. It’s not especially offensive though, and that’s something at least. The flavor is a bit heavier than the ’light’ beers I’ve had tonight, but that really just means more corn, so not sure that’s really a good quality. Finishes like it starts, sweet and a bit bland. Light to medium bodied with fizzy carbonation. Would it kill these macro guys to throw in some hop to their lagers? Not something I could picture myself on a steady diet of, but for a night at the cabin, it’ll do.

A Christmas present from the girlfriends dad, so it gets a 5. Merry Christmas!

Extra Gold Lager has a thick, white, marshmallow-type head, a clear, deep gold, bubbly appearance, and lots of lacing rings left on the glass. The aroma is of sweet & sour roasted barley malt and other grains. Taste is of sweet, funky grain, a touch of hops, and it has a moderate roastiness. Mouthfeel is light to medium, and Extra Gold Lager finishes crisp, clean, refreshing, dry, and highly drinkable. Overall, this just might be the best American-style adjunct lager on the market! Oh, yeah! RJT

12oz can from trukpro
Appearance: Pours clear straw golden, small white head and no lacing
Aroma and taste of corn, sweet malts, grainy and honey
Not a fan of coors and this is reminds me why.

Kent Prrbek is really being annoying right now, so I think it’s time to head to bold flavor town. Got this from trukpro, and man have I been looking forward to opening this! Can. Shimmering golden color with a small, fluffy, white head. Plenty of carbonation. Sweet aroma with corn, grains, and a slight grass character. A touch sweeter than I’d like, but still pretty solid. The taste is where this is at. Bold grains, corn, and a touch of sweetness. Definitely worth getting a chance to try this. Pretty hefty carbonation. This would be a great summer beer, or just something you could drink a thousand of in a night.

You forget how bad these are after a while. I had it with a Bud to compare and they were both bad but this a little less bad. The pale color, stale aroma, sweet corn taste. Stick with the good stuff.

Not horrible, but not good either. I liked the caramel malt sweetness of the beer. As far as pale lagers go, it’s average, but for being a mass produced beer it has it’s value.

Golden color with a thin white head. Kind of sweet with a dry finish. OK for a cheap beer.

Has a light golden color. Smell is mild, some grains. Taste is also mild, some corn and grains, not paticularly pleasant. Overall a beer best avoided.