Coors Non-Alcoholic

Brewed by Coors Brewing Company (MillerCoors)
Style: Low Alcohol
Golden, Colorado USA

Serve in English pint, Shaker

A: The pour on this one is a clear golden color with a somewhat short-lived white head. S: Smells pretty much like any other standard light, American lager. Somewhat sweet with a bit of grain and corn to it, perhaps some corn husks. Though light, there is a fairly surprising amount of hop note to it. T: The flavor is pretty much the same. It’s pretty light and watery, though. A mild sweetness of grain and corn and a definite grain/corn husk note to it as well. Though there was a bit of hop on the nose, not so much on the palate. M: Very light in body with a rather high level of carbonation. O: I guess this is unoffensive and easy to drink, but I don’t necessarily understand why you would waste the calories on something that basically tastes like flavored water.

Looks better then it taste.Poors with thin white head that is full of bubbles.Clear,light yellow and bland.

Had bought a 6er of this not long after I brought my son was born. Pours an extremely pale clear yellow with a medium amount of fizzy white head. Definitely one of the palest and least colored beers I’ve seen. Aroma is very potent sweet corn and slight grass. Flavor is very watery and light, overly carbonated, bit of sweet base (very slight) then a dryer stale finish. Overall, not good, but also not expecting much.

12 oz can into English pint. What a smelly beer! This thing seriously reeks, folks! It has notes of cereal grain, skunk, and vomit for sure. Pours a clear piss yellow hue with a medium head that dissipates, leaving a scrim of foam full of big ugly bubbles. It has surprisingly good lacing, though. Taste is sweet with no bitterness. Tastes like carbonated sugar water. These N/A beers are so weird. Carbonation is high, body is light. Has a somewhat creamy texture. Overall, very bad, but not as bad as Kaliber as far as non-alcoholic brews go.

Bottle pours clear yellowm short lived white fizzy head. Aroma is grainy. Flavor is grainy. Light body with very high carbonation. It is what it is.

Pours a clear gold with a medium sized white head. The aroma is full of bready pils malt, with caramel and corny cardboard. The flavor is like bread flavored water, without any hops or goodness. Hard to drink. Terrible.

Like Coors Light, but with no alcohol. It has some corn taste, but without alcohol all purpose of this type of beer is lost.

12 ounce bottle. Pours a light yellow color with a decent white head that slowly fades. Taste is of corn, sugar, malt and maybe some caramel. Bitter finish. Similar aroma. Thin, watery body. Easy to drink and fairly enjoyable for a NA beer.