Coors Light

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

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

12oz bottle. Is this water or beer that I drank. I’m unsure. This one is one of the lightest pale lagers, and it must be cold to be enjoyed. Not good.

Pure crap..Should be ashamed to even call this beer. However, the locals naer me swear this is the nectar of the gods. Scary.

12 oz can. Pours a piss color. Smells like...ya, you know. Tastes of bitterness, water, and aluminum. In all honesty, this used to be my beer of choice before the gateway beer, Great Lakes Dortmunder Gold, got me switched over to craft beer for good.

Well, a beer in name. Probably the best of the big three for summer. Good when mixed with iced tea or lemonade.

of the 3 big lights in the US, this one is my go to when the situations calls. maybe cause i live in the rockies? or i like the brewery tour? anyways, it pours light golden, has a light mouthfeel, tastes light and finishes like water, so, yeah it is a light beer. can be refreshing when its hot. can anybody tell me why Coors Field in Denver also serves Bud?

Of the big three American macro lights, Coors is, in my opinion, easily the best. Focusing on its positive attributes, it is very refreshing, has a pleasing if subtle flavor, and its aroma is a good grainy as opposed to the cheap and stale scent of Bud and Miller. Having said that, it is what it is and is not immune from the pitfalls of its category: it is thin (but not altogether bad as it finishes very cleanly), it tastes a bit watered down, and there is no complexity to its flavor.

Smells like hay, or alfalfa, you know the story... Pale yellow in color with little head.

stock standard mass produced beer. bit sugary like a lot of the mass produced american macro’s.