Coors Light

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

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

This tastes like carbonated water...not my favorite domestic by any means. I’ll save my money and take a gamble on something else.

On tap at the Bradley Center as it was free and I hadn’t rated it. With it having over 2300 ratings, there’s nothing else I can add. It’s a thin lower calorie macro beer that a re a dime a dozen and 180 degrees away from what I desire when I drink a beer. I do thank them for spending money on football advertisements so I can watch the Packers kick the crap out of the rest of the league for free.

14 Dec 2011, can. very pale yellow, clear, some steady bubbles, no head. has a very faint aroma that is a blend of skunky bitter lager and slightly sweet malty lager. this body and lightly fizzy. really bland for a lager. only faintly sweet and just a tad bitter. it honestly isn’t much of anything, though that doesn’t mean it is bad.

Very pale beer with a limited nose. Taste is sort of watered down regular adjunct lager. A little mildly metallic hops bite and grainy sweetness. I actually think this might be the best tasting of three major light beers, though. What hurts it is that if you really want to go light, Miller light is sitting there on the shelves with a similar calorie count and half the carbs. Very drinkable and refreshing, though. I noticed the one I drank last night, even having had sat in the fridge for a very hours, had out of the "cold" and "supercold" things on the label that were supposed to turn blue, only had cold one was only a little blue and quickly reverted to non-blue once out of the freezer, yet the beer tasted cold enough to me. Cold must be something like 35 degrees, with supercold being 34. ;) They must really want you to drink this stuff at near freezing temperatures.

UPDATED: JAN 25, 2012 Clear pale yellow head disappears instantly. Faint aroma. Very watery taste. A hint of flavor sneaks in. Could be used as a last resort in the middle of the summer.

Watery palate and taste. Obviously a party beer and can’t stand close to a craft beer. Drinkable.

A clear pale yellow colored beer, with a white head. It dissapears soon. Almost no aroma, only a little malty. The taste is watery with some malt. The aftertaste was only a very small bitter.

I know it is a light beer, but come on. Really? It’s like they dipped some rotten hops in a tank of water for a few hours and then called it beer.