Coors Non-Alcoholic

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

Serve in English pint, Shaker

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Of the NA beers on the market in my area, this is my favorite next to Kalber. It has a good flavor with what I think is a hint of molasses and isn’t bitter like O’Doul’s.

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.

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.

(Bottle) Not as awful as I was expecting...Pours light golden (gotta love that "caramel color added") with a fairly large white, sort of foamy head. Aroma is light honey and egg. Mouthfeel lightish but not really watery. A little prickly maybe. A bit dry but mouthfeel not too unpleasant overall. Some splotchy lacing. Flavor is egg, light honey and corn. The eggy malt quality was kind of a surprise and gave at least a reasonable flavor.

Tasted at the Coors Brewery, Golden, CO. Medium dark amber with a large head. Malty, sweet aroma - MUCH more aroma than any other Coors product. Tastes bready, sweet, and malty, like unfinished beer (is that how they make it NA, by pasturizing it before the wort really turns into beer?). Much better than I expected, as this actually has some flavor components, unlike other Coors products.

pale shiny gold, light fizzy head and no lacing absent body and mouthfeel, aroma of diactyl and dms, faint at best. flavor is there but isn't too great, much better than odouls, that is for sure. a little plain and non-impressive. The mouthfeel is odd, not negative, but odd, almost like a spice! No, it can't be! I'm confused, I've been chugging these NA beers all night and I'm sobering up! AHHHHHHHH!!!!

Not a bad near beer, but not somethin I would recomend to anyone unless they just have to have a near beer. Very light flavor seems like they took 1 bottle of coors light mixed it with a lid full of listerine and added a gallon of water..

This NA beer actually isn’t all that bad, it’s at least palateable, light golden color, generous white head, decent lacing left around the glass, aroma mostly of corn & stale malt, very light body, a thin & watery but drinkable, especially if you can’t have real beer, fairly well-balanced flavors with a touch of hops, especially toward the back end of the body, had kind-of a stale malty finish with a touch of hops, but not a bad NA

Name: Non-alcoholic
Date: 10/21/2005
Mode: Bottle
Source: Harry’s

slight pfffft upon opening, clear pale yellow, thin fine white head, sweet malt aroma with an esence of corn and sharp floral hops, sweet malt flavor, nice bitterness, overly sweet aroma and flavor gets tiring after a while,

Aroma: 5/10; Appearance: 4/10; Flavor: 3/10; Palate: 3/10; Overall: 7/20
Rating: 1.9/5.0
Score: *+/4
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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.