Coors Fine Light Beer

Brewed by Coors UK (MolsonCoors)
Style: Pale Lager
Burton-upon-Trent, England

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Shaker

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Bottle. Clear light yellow color with a average to large, fizzy / frothy, good lacing, mostly lasting, white head. Aroma is light malty, corn, light light light hoppy. Flavor is light sweet with a short duration. Borring ! Body is light, texture is watery, carbonation is soft. (131007)

Bottled. A light yellow beer with a medium white head. The aroma is skunky from the use of brewing cereal. The flavor is sweet with notes of corn or other brewing cereal, as well as hints of citrus. The use of brewing cereal makes it somewhat sour, but the body light.

30 cL bottle. Pours pale yellow and pale with a lacing white head. Soft malty aroma, not hrainy, rather rice aroma. Bland cornish flavour. Bland minor bitter finish. Terrible.

(Bottle 30 cl) Courtesy of Thomas_E. Pours a clear and very pale golden with a small, white head. Very discreet aroma, a bit of cardboard perhaps. Extremely thin-bodied, basically no malt feel - rice perhaps? No bitterness, no nothing. 150807

Bottle. Small head with short duration. Color is pale yellow. Aroma and taste are sweet malt and light hops. Slightly watery.

Bottle from the Co-op. Pale gold colour with some cereal and corn on the aroma. Same corn notes and flavour in mouth. Pretty empty to be honest. No real flavour and very metallic. Terrible.

Bottled. Got it on Tenerife, the label said it was made by Coors UK, and it was 5% ABV. What a waste of a beer. Pale, yellow body with a small, white cap. Very weak aroma with fruity notes. Very weak flavor with some grainy notes and an even weaker herbal note. Very watery mouthfeel. If one is to use barley, one shoud use more, this is a waste. (070209)

On Tap at Yates’s, Manchester Piccadilly 26/09/2005 Clear golden coloured crisp on the palate and malty. Slightly dry finish.

Bottle. Creamy white good mostly deminishing head. Pale yellow colour. Light of everything. No aroma. No flavor. Watery palate. Nothing Nothing Nothing.

Bottled, pasteurised. Pale straw, fizzed head. Sweet sticky sugary mess, shrill chemical taste.