Coors Original

Poured from a can. Minimal head and weak aroma that smelled like grass. It does drink smooth with a very weak bitter aftertaste. All in all nice for mass produced beer.

Not a bad mass produced beer. Very smooth drinking, without the horrible Bud aftertaste.

Bottle, can, draft. no it’s not amazing but it’s proabably the "best" pale lager from the giant beer factories in the states.

One of the best MAJOR CORPORATE beers around. At SB XLI this year and they had a whole truck of this outside the stadium. I have not had in sometime, I was surprised at how much I like it. Golden not much corny taste, overall not bad - not bad at all.

Bottle. Golden color, not much head. A little grass in the aroma and a surprising lack of corn. Ahh, but there it is in the flavor. Flavor is not bad, but not even a little bit interesting.

instructions for making coors: soak bread in unflushed toilet, toss in bucket with grass or hops or whatever’s lying around, wring out in bottle, then enjoy! That being said, it’s probably more palatable than Bud.

A fine American lager. Full-bodied and great when medium-chilled. Noticeably different from and much better than the bar swill "silver bullet" lite stuff.

I have been a Coors fan for years. One of the best US mega-beers. Crisp and refreshing, light yet with a flavor,