Coors Light

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

beer-flavored water...I’m sure coors light is good for something (not sure its intended to be consumed) Maybe washing your car, slip n slide, watering your ficus?

Horrible, tasteless, shameless, pitiful beer. Gives the Rocky Mountains a bad name!

Coors Light is a pale yellow colour, the aroma and taste are pretty watered down. Overall this is a party beer.

Light straw color; Light body; Aroma and flavor of light hops, grain, and some malt; Has a metal aftertaste; Very bland and watery; Pretty bad - strictly for keg parties.

I say the same for this as I do for its bigger brother coors original. Coors is coors what can I say? It does have its distinct flkavor from bud and miller and any huge brewery that produces for the masses. This is a great beer if a case is on sale and u have a party to go to or something.

Heavy on the CO2 lots of water and I can’t belive that there is alchol in this brew very mild hops water this is.

Inexpensive, heavily carbonated, corn flavored soft drink with an mild alcohol aftertaste. The only reason I don’t give it solid 1’s is because I’ve drank PBR.

With all the trash that is being said about US mass-market beers it’s easy to understand why. Most of us at one time have partaken in the absoultely horrific events of our youth and the copious "slamming", "bonging", "shotgunning" of anything containing alcohol short of gasoline...(please, put your hand down!) When your beer manufacturer has to make the cans change color to let you know when it’s frozen....hey I’m sorry but if you need to be told when your beer is too cold to drink then you should really stop drinking...yes please stop now. Put the fo’ty down and walk away...don’t bother to take it out of the brown bag please. I just had to get that off my chest. Now for the review. Coors Light actually represents a fairly decent production of the American Pale Lager style #1A. It’s brewed fairly accurate to the proper style, it’s just that a lot of us have grown out of that beer style, instead associating it with drunkin dorm-parties and super bowls. Little to no aroma present, and a quickly disappearing head. Absolutely no distinctive hop characteristics which lead to a slightly medicinal yet crisp thirst-quenching finish. A decent example of an american lawnmower beer. One of my least favorite beers, but then again I just don’t care for the American Pale Lager style.