Coors Original

On draught at local tavern in St Paul, MN. Pours a clear golden blond brew with a fast dissolving white head. Aroma of light bread malt and a touch of citrus. Flavor is light bodied, well-carbonated, watery bread malt . Finish is slightly sweet at first and then a clean cut with no flavor. A Colorado maco-brewed beer.

30 years ago this was a good tasting beer. I was also a virgin then. That was 30 years ago.

It’s actually really funny to me that this is rated a point higher than Coors Light. The two taste identical. I guess maybe everyone out there just likes feeling bloated?

From a can poured golden color with a fair amount of head. Tasted like a typical macro, not alot of flavor no real finish.

Oh yea, the banquet beer! Sparkling, with a thin head. Poured from a can. Typical cheap lager aroma. Now I know where the N/A Coors gets its flavors. Tastes a little like cardboard, but in a good way. Very little bitterness. I’m left wondering why the Coors light and the Coors Extra Gold lacks that cardboard flovored palate. Above average enjoyable carbonation. Finish is non assuming and friendly, not offensive.

Well, you get what you pay for sometimes. Just dont pay the same amount and get Coors Light. If you want to step up and have a better respected product from this company, go with the Blue Moon and let the "Banquet Beer" stay on the shelf, maybe it will get better with time.

Better than it’s light brother. Again, has to be ice cold to drink it or you definately won’t be smiling. Not enough taste to mention other than graininess.

12 ounce bottle. Classic macro brew product for less than $1.00 not worth a comment.