Coors Light

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

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

Wow, typical mass produced bland, barely hopped, watery beer designed for mass consumption. I guess the key is if you drink about six of them, you just don’t care anymore how they taste.

I wouldn’t buy this, but someone gave me a few bottles. Light, fizzy, very watery. Not very good.

Slightly maltier and less fizzy than some other macros but equally terrible. Cheap and gets the job done as they say

I get the same sensation from drinking seltzer water. The only satisfaction I get is being able to drink 12 of them and still walk a straight line.

Pours a one finger white head that fades quickly to a thin layer leaving no lace. Crystal clear pale straw color, like looking through colored water. Light-medium carbonation and very light bodied. Faint corn nose? Flavor is lacking, mostly hints of corn, no hops, no malt. Fortunately a tiny bottle. Remarkably similar to MGD 64 Light. Took me over 2800 bottles before I reviewed - no more over with! $1.25 for a 7oz bottle from Colonial Spirits Acton, MA.

This beer is crisp and light. No aftertaste like many other mass produced beers. Beer of choice when going out to a bar or relaxing at home.

Pours pale straw yellow, fairly dry, nose of cereal grain, taste of water and very slight hints of sweetness and bitterness.

Clean, crisp, as light as it gets. We used to joke that you drank Coors Light to rehydrate from the previous night of drinking. It’s pretty much the water of beers. But if I’m at a ball game on a hot day, this is the beer I want. If I’m home, I’m reaching for a DIPA.