Coors Light

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

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

Crystal clear with a thin white head. Very watery. Little, or no, aftertaste. Easy to drink and works well if you are looking for something cold and "refreshing" rather than something tasty. Typical American macro-beer.

Bottle - Pours pale yellow with not much of a head. The label said that when the mountains turn blue (on the label) the beer is as cold as the rockies. Only thing is at that temp it has no aroma or taste, mind you the same was true when it was a bit warmer.

pours clear yellow with a disappearing white head. fresh water, may be fresh water, but still is water... with some grains like rice.

Clear yellow pour, with thin white head. This beer looks the same going in as it does coming out, and I imagine tastes the same too. While I appreciate the bottle letting me know when it is good to drink, I can’t find to many nice things to say about this. Its watery and bland, and best used for beirut or various drinking games.

Wish I could give this a lower score but I can’t. Tastes like water, smells like water, looks lilke water. The Super Bowl should lookfor a new sponsor.

Clear pale yellow with a white head. Aroma is sweet and light malty. Flavor is sweet and without bitterness. Light bodied and watery. Not much else to say. 160211

Bottle at home. Pours clear light straw coloured with a big frothy snow-white head, which diminishes fast, lots of small bubbles. Aroma is weak skunky hops. Taste is weak sweet water, some co2 as well. Bad water substitute.

330 ml bottle, now available in Norway. Hurrah. ABV here is 4.5%. Crystal clear pale yellow colour, big to moderate white head. Weak grassy aroma, not unpleasant though. The beer is wet and cold, with minimal flavour, just a little sweetness. No aftertaste. The good thing is that there are no offensive off-flavours - just plenty of Rocky Mountain water ...