Coors Non-Alcoholic

Vile aroma of semi-cooked squash. Awful flavor of lightly sweet envelope paste and cardboard. This is filthy, terrible swill.

Glad to be rating number 100 for this fine brew! It sucks! Pour is sucky. Taste is sucky. Aroma is more sucky. It sucks!

Pours a clear copper with a 1/2 inch foam. Flavor is of hay and weeds. No accompanying carbonation noticeable. This stuff is awful. Doesn’t even resemble beer. More like if you took dry grass and boiled it up, this would be the liquid leftover. As stated, awful.

12oz can-pours a foamy white head and yellow color. Aroma is light malt-corn/caramel, wood, herbal/barnyard. Taste is light malt-corn/caramel, wood, herbal/barnyard, vegetal. Thin side of light body.

Puke. I mean seriously, why bother. If you can’t drink beer then just sip this and you will never want to drink again. GROSS.

This bottled brew marked Aug 24/08 lot 039 50 N B from a bottle shop poured a medium sized head of foamy fine to medium sized white colored bubbles that were mostly lasting and left behind a transparent very softly carbonated light yellow colored body and a poor lacing. The aroma was malty and dirty. The mouth feel was weakly tingly at the start and at the finish. The flavor contained notes of malt and diacetyl. Pass on this one unless you just can’t have alcohol and are a Coors NASCAR race fan.

Bottle. Poured a small white head that mostly diminished, very little lacing, carbonation was fast rising, transparent, and a yellow hue. The aroma was corn and semi-sweet and ditto for the flavor with a semi-dry finish. Tingly, dry mouthfeel and light in body. One dimensionak, dull and boring to drink. Next!

I like drinking NA when playing cards, for obvious reasons. So I have been looking for a NA I can stomach. Well this is the best I have found to date. Big difference is the lack of that carbonation saltiness you get with the rest.