Coors Original

Pours a fairly clear pale yellow, about a half inch of fizzy white head, which disappears rapidly. Not much of an aroma at all. Can you smell carbonation? Extremely light malt and a touch of generic bitterness. No sicky-sweet taste, thankfully. Smooth, cold, and refreshing, just no character. Still, I could probably drink it all day, if I had to. Very light body.

Tried this the other day because I’ve put it off this long, but I gotta say it wasnt as terrible as i thought it’d be. Pours a little darker than coors light and has a bit more flavor to it. I’d buy it again if money gets tight

OK beer if you are talking about mass produced beers. I still much prefer micro brews or imports.

Prett much same as the light with more calories, if you are going with a coors brew you are better off sticking with a light as there is vitually no difference.

I would prefer a coors light any day, just as I would prefer a miller light to an MGD. If you are gonna drink a stupid weak beer then go light, if not then go with Stone Brewing Co.

this is a standard drain pour for me it definetly is not even better than miller products. its not even worth my time explaining how worthless this beer is.

Standard macro brew lager. Light yellow in appearance with minimal white head, and heavy on the carbonation. Hardly any flavouring except for a sweet corn syrup taste, no aftertaste (a blessing?). The colder it is served the better, as this gets natsy tasting at room temperature.

On tap at the Coors Brewery Tour. I asked for their Original and was promptly corrected that I should order thier Banquet beer (they also bragged that this would be the freshest beer I would ever try). Poured a medium yellow color with a smaller sized white head. Aromas and tastes of grain and corn. Lively and fizzy body that made me want to hurl.