Coors Extra Gold

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

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

Pours a little darker than most american lagers. Aromas of corn, hops, and you know the rest. Flavor is a little more pronounced in this lager, a little more bitter.

UPDATED: DEC 14, 2008 [can - 12 oz] Pale yellow with no head. Looks like beer. Slightly metallic and bitter aroma of corn and some hops. Bitter and metallic taste of corn and the very slightest hint of malt and hops. Kind of gross, yet slightly crisp.

Had it a few times. Hard to get a good case, it is usually skunked. A bit bolder and bitter than regular Coors. Not great.

A deep pale yellow color. Coors actually treid to make a good beer here. Just not one that I would put on my table for friends. Maybe enimeies but not friends.

This stuff was pretty bad. Why did i have to get a 30 pack. Not the worst beer i’ve had so i suppose i’ll put it up there with all the other average domestic brews. This tastes like Coors regular but with more malt and hops added. It has a bigger mouthfeel and is better than Coors.

A grainy aroma and no hop or malt aroma. Light golden color with a white head that has no lace and very short lasting. No hop or malt flavor but does have a grainy/carbonated taste. No aftertaste but is drinkable.

Blah. Typicalboring mass market American lager. Little or no flavor. I don’t like it.

tastes watered down and has a metalic-like back taste, no bite, drinkable, but not worthy of purchasing.