Coors Original

You can notice that ice cold rocky mountain water...other than that, is this beer or spiked seltzer? Better than Bud or Miller though

Worse than Budweiser. This stuff tastes even waterier than Bud, which is hard to do. On the other hand, the water is good. But you can get the same thing from a bottle of Dasani.

Before drinking I expected better than Coors Light and I found myself rather disappointed to say the least. The smell was average at best, while the appearance was of your normal golden yellow pale lager and had a standard head. The flavor was by far the worst part about this beer, and tasted quite bad. It was uneventful on the palate and overall a very unsatisfying beer.

Bottle. Trust me, there are better american beers.... No aroma, no taste. At least it does not have that much strange and bad side effects...

Could be worse. A quenching, watery American common. One of the best of the mass-produced American lagers I’ve had.

Pity Coors brewing. One of the most sought after beers in the country when it wasn’t available (due to Coors refusal to pasteurize) now has wide distribution and a declining market share. Although this could be due to the relative popularity of Coors Light. Anyway I was not looking forward to tasting this Coors regular and bought the smallest amount I could get, a 24oz. can. This beer pours golden color with a minimal head and few lacings. Little aroma leaves the glass but the flavor is very good for a macro pale lager. Not one I will buy much of as I lean more toward APA or IPA’s these days. A pretty good general purpose American macro.

One of my personal favorites my only complaint is the aroma its horrible but has great flavor and in my oppion beats any miller product

It is what it is. As far as macro lagers go this is my favorite. Golden straw in color with an adjunct nose. Smooth, crisp and easy to drink. Good summer BBQ beer.