Coors Original

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

Can from Berryessa Market in Winters, CA. It’s been a long time since I’ve had a Coors...now I remember why. Smelled like corn and grain and poured a pale yellow. Slightly better the the Budwieser I had a couple of day ago, but still not so good.

Pale yellow, almost as clear as water. White head that dissipates quickly. No lacing and big carbonation. Grassy aroma with maybe some corn and wheat (to be generous). Clean, watery taste with a slight touch of barley (translated - grass) on the finish. No aftertaste. Not my choice anytime I have one.

What new could i say about this its better then the light version because it has more etoh. Otherwise unless your snowed in, drink something else besides this pale lager.

Of course I’ve had this... I live in Colorado. It’s something of a requirement I think. Not bad but certainly not good. Actually tastes quite different if you get it from the tap on the brewery tour.

24 ounce can procured from the local Circle K. Aroma is a bit fruity with some yeast esters present. Some floral notes are also in there. Pretty sweet and sugary aroma. Not half bad, though. Transparent golden body with a quickly dissipating fizzy white head. No lacing. Start is highly carbonated before it becomes grainy, corny, with some cereal malts and milky flavors. Slight astringency late. Light grassy bitterness. This actually isn’t half bad.

Had this tonight at my Grandparents house. It was Easter and there was nothing else in the Fridge. They do live in Golden, Colorado, so it was near the source. It is very yellow with very little to no head retention. Aroma is of Lager yeast, no hops to smell of. Tasting these Macro lagers is a little strange to me because I first look for the malt/hop balance, but I realy taste neither. There is sweetness, but not the Malty goodness that I look for. I drank it pretty quick though, it’s not too bad.

I guess if the choice is between this and light beer, this is it. Slightly better than coors light.

Like many of you, this is what i also grew up on. It still has a bittering snap with no aftertaste. with that said, i do prefer a taste to my beer now that i’m not sitting on dads lap taking a sip. Yes, back then we were able to take a sip of dad’s beer. I wouldn’t dare try that now. If it wasn’t for the aroma and the snap to to palate this would have a lower score. Still a good thirst quincher when your out in the yard, but you have to take it for what it’s worth. A cheaper brand.