Coors Light

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

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

Review from notes, sampled 12/14/2007 My brother drinks this regularly, despite my efforts to convert him this is still his go to beer. Pours a pale straw with a thin head. Smells of faint malt and hops. Taste is thin and watery, typical of an American macro. Better than some macro’s but still not all that good.

I went to the States and this is almost everything I drank there. I just was too ignorant and now I hardly regret it.

12 oz bottle. Light see through yellow. Tastes like water. Crip and drinkable. Nothing too it.

I swear the "cold activated" cans and bottles are the most ridiculous thing about this beer. Besides that, it’s best described as crappy tasting carbonated water that’ll get you drunk.

Bottle. Pale golden colour with a white head. Aroma is hint of malt, apple, fruit. Hint of flavour of fruit, malt, apple. Thin beer.

Can. This beer pours a light dull yellow with a thin white head. The aromas are rice and lemon. Mouthfeel is watery and bland with a light body and fair carbobation. Cheers!

Coors Light has a medium, white head and a very clear, straw appearance, with a good amount of carbonation. The aroma is of a subtle sweetness, and the taste is surprisingly good, with an underlying mild sweetness. A well-rounded beer, Coors Light has no particular ingredient predominating. Mouth-feel is light and watery, and it finishes crisp and refreshing. I expected to hate this, and was pleasantly surprised. For those who enjoy light beer, I have to recommend giving this one a chance. RJT

Watery golden pour from bottle with a white head. Ah, what’s the point? When it comes to beer this one is absolute shit. Next!!