Coors Extra Gold

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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Drinkable, but not a favorite as i prefer more robust dark beers, but for the occasional drinker a good choice.

UPDATED: SEP 17, 2003 can under the name "extra gold" with no coors label other than where the can was produced-ya know, this wasn't a bad beer for what it was. this beer had alot more tase than the other crap people were drinking at a party i went to this weekend

Pours a very pale yellow color with no head. Aroma is almost non existent but is mainly of corn. Flavor is also of corn and water, but at least its smooth and not funky tasting.

Bottle. Pours golden with a large white head. Aroma of grainy malts and corn. Flavor is smooth, sweet malts, grain, and corn. Drinkable, but not great, good for macro, i guess.

Tastes like water with a slightly dry finish.

UPDATED: NOV 8, 2010 A deep pale yellow color with thin white head. Better than the others from Coors. Still scent of corn and metal. Thin.

Slightly lousier than coors lights. Had to search all over the box for the maker. In its defense, it was a couple of years old, but I rates ’em as I drinks ’em.

WHOA!!! WE HAVE A WINNER in the worst beer festival this one gets the gold hands down

Bottle- You gotta love family members who are always on the lookout for different beers for you, no matter how good or awful. :) This one poured a pale, pale gold with a short lived frothy white cap, that falls to a thin ring. Grains nose with a fair bit of fruity malt, but it is muddled and overwhelmed by the grains. Wet hay and grass. Sweet pale malts combine with grains to create an experience like no other. Spritzy, assertive, bloated after one bottle. Yes!

Extra gold? When tasting this beer you can make a pretty good guess at what other yellow-colored liquids might have been used to flavor it.