Coors Light

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

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

Another beer with colored mountain to let m know that my beer is cold. Thanks!

Easy drinking. Not much else to say except if you drink this then you do not like the taste of beer.

12 oz. bottle- Obviously light, but i prefer this to a miller lite actually. Yes it is watered down, but I thought it would be worse.

Serving: 12 oz. can. Appearance: Pale yellow with an effervescent white head that is gone in a nanosecond. Aroma: Very faint with some light paper and grain notes. Oh boy. Taste: Watery. A bit of a metallic note with touches of very light malt and a very mild bitterness. Palate: Medium-high carbonation with a light mouthfeel and a short finish. Very watery. Overall: It could be worse, but it’s still pretty bad.

Bottle. Had both original and light at a party. Very light golden color with a white bubbly head. My mountains were blue. Next to no aroma, maybe some light graininess. Not surprisingly a serious lack of flavor, some hints of malt possibly but nothing bad. I drank it very quickly though and did not spend too much time pondering the finer aspects of it. This one is lacking much of the grain of the original I had as well, but the lack of flavor was an improvement.

CAN. Pours a pristine light gold with noisy pure white nosy head, colorless highlights,Looks almost still but has a fine carbonation that is belch-inducing. Very faint spicy aromas of apple and lemon. Taste the lemon and some ripe-apple sweet pale malt, and what seems like a hint of Bazooka gum. Initial slight skunk off-note in taste is now not present. Light sweet palate and very clean finish that carries a little hop which is lemony and only a touch metallic. So this is what people think beer tastes like! It’s actually a very pleasant fizzy water with inoffensive sweetness and light tones of fruit. Brilliant for its market, retarded juvenile adults.

12 oz can. Pours a thick head which disappears nearly immediately, leaving the beer headless. Appears extremely pale, smells pretty gross. I’ve always had a problem with this beer’s carbonation. Starts out with little carbonation and ends almost flat. Saying that this is the "world’s most refreshing beer," as in their slogan, is a serious insult to the "world."

The only thing that really sets Coors Lite apart from Miller and Bud are the blue mountains. That is kind of sad. Can people not tell that their beer is cold just by touching it? Anyway, Coors is just another lite beer for people who want a lot of it and want to spend very little money.