Coors Light

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

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

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A Mes rate: tap at Luton Airport while waiting for the plane. Inoffensive on the nose but smells of nothing at all. Faint, very faint pale malt if anything. Lemon yellow colour with a thin white film. The lavour is pretty much as the aroma. Very faint lemon from what could possibly be hops, I’m really not sure. Ice cold and downable. Just what I needed, at least I managed to drink it in about 3 minutes. Actually nothing like as bad I as was expecting. Mainly because it tastes and smells of nothing. Yum, that’s a light tasting beer! (Cock off Coors.)

Komischer Geruch, Gummi? Herb, deutlicher Malzunterton im Mittelteil, hopfig-frischer Abgang. Im Nachgeschmack noch einmal herb. Simpel aber für Light gut. Test vom 16.10.2006, Gebinde: Glasflasche Noten: 10,9,10,9,7,9 - 9,15

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

draft-free-light yellow with corny aroma. Slight malt taste with no hops whatsoever. Body of water. Oh, one thing...it was free.

Pale golden colour, thick white head that fades quickly. Slightly vegetal and musty aroma. Watery flavour and palate. Boring.

I had this left over from a picnic (someone else brought it) and waited until the mountains turned blue. Pours a clear pale champagne golden with a small covering of spotty-lacing white head. Has a very mild pale malty nose with a hint of corn and grassy hops. Body is thin with some effervescent carbonation and a faint sweetness fairly well-balanced with some mild earthy hop bitterness before a watery, yet smooth finish. Not necessary an offensive brew, just doesn’t have much going on. Could use a litte more sweetness and a cleaner hop flavor.

Bottled. An anaemic green headless beer. The aroma is pretty non existant, maybe some odourless chemical! The taste is short and painless. No beer notes at all, but very chuggable. Lowest common denominator and then some.

Glad to hear that it is only 105 calories; makes me feel better about my college life. Aroma is skunk and corn with a tad bit of cereal and grass. Appearence is light yellow (slightly dehydrated urine), with extra bubbles and no head whatsoever. It gets points in the taste department for, well, the lack of taste, cause trust me it could be much worse. It is better that this beer has absolutely no taste at all! Very dry and overcarbonated. So far this is the king of the sub 1.5 beers (largely thanks to its lack of any taste).

My Bottom Line:
Emptiness. Bubbles. Water. More emptiness. Even more bubbles. Remnants of Flintstone vitamins. And water. But plain water’s much better.

Further Personal Perceptions:
-Why bother to look at this one or even smell it? There’s nothing there.
-Some corn sugar is found upon warming.
-The fizzy carbonation dominates the palate.
-Finish is somewhat dry.
-Is there some malt in here at all? I know there can’t be any hops, that’s for sure.
-Wow.

Can.

In the UK this has a higher alcohol level that probably means it is not so light in Kcal anymore. Its also known as Coors Fine Light Beer - I assume they are one and the same. Anyhow, this looks like wee. Aromas are sweet and light with odd chemical buttery notes. Flavours are thin sweetcorn in water. No malt or hops. This really tastes like the water used in cans of sweetcorn. Urrrgghhh.