Coors Original

Boring bland not something you should drink but better then any of the lights.

Light golden pour with a minimal soapy white head. Aroma is rather sweet, very light malt notes, corn, and peanuts. Taste consists of a light sweetness, small amount of malt. Palate is quite carbonated with a light sweetness. For a pale lager this is alright. At least, it’s got some light sweetness to it.

On Draft. Pours pale yellow with a large white head. Aroma of grain, corn, and sweet malts. Flavor is grain, and corn, as well as a little thin. But drinkable.

The most underrated beer out there. Delicious nutty flavor, easy to drink, not even comparable to the light version.

This beer pours a light yellow with a small white head. They say this is brewed with pure Rocky Mountain Spring Water. What they don’t tell you is that it’s bottled from that spring right after a deer urinates in it.

Am I to believe that because this beer was made with "Rocky Mountain Spring Water" that it’s supposed to be good? C’mon guys, only soccer moms and nuns that live in Calcutta believe that! The aroma of the beer (while eating pizza out) was pretty bland. Even my wife (who has an excellent nose) couldn’t pick anything up. Appearance was yellow, clear and semi-bubbly with very little head. Mouthfeel had the usual American swill carbonation rush, but it wasn’t quite as bad as some. Flavor also wasn’t all that bad as long as I drank it cold. It was warming up a bit so I had to slam the rest so I didn’t waste my money by leaving it behind. Flavor was slightly chemically, clean and crisp finishing. Sort of like an artificial beer, but apparently not.

pours a dissipating white head with pale yellow color. Aroma is sweet grain. Taste is sweet grain, some light malt and light hops. Good carbonation.

Fizzy yellow beer. very clear slightly bitter not much of anything else. good carbonation no flavor