Coors Original

Brewed by Coors Brewing Company (MillerCoors)
Style: Pale Lager
Golden, Colorado USA

Serve in Dimpled mug, English pint, Lager glass, Shaker

When i was a kid this beer was illegal to have in our state. So you were cool as hell if you had some! But when i was a kid i didn’t know what real beer was, either. It’s smooth and easier to drink than Budweiser, but that’s about it.

I love this beer and have to make trips to the US to get it. Worth the trip! I like a light brew.

A - Fruity and yeasty A - Light yellow white thin white head T - Light sweetness P - Thin with soft carbonation O - Love the label

Bottle. Nose is dishwashing soap, canned corn, light cereal, and something kind of ashy or bitter. Pours urine-specimen-yellow with a head that dissipates faster than Lindsay Lohan’s career. Taste is flat and lifeless, but is still at least not actively unpleasant. Finishes prickly and murky. Far cry from the stuff my dad used to get his trucker buddies to bring him.

12 oz. tall can. Probably the best US macro. Very mild, inoffensive. Weak corn/malt aroma, same for flavor. Not bitter or off, which is what puts it ahead of other macro products. The one to go with if choices are limited to Miller/AB/Coors.

Refrigerated bottle poured into a shaker. Pours clear straw color with small white head that dissapates quickly. Almost no lacing, light carbonation, and light body. Taste is light malt and a hint of hops in the finish.

12 oz bottle. Pours deep golden hue with a medium, short-lived white head and lively carbonation. Nose is of light grassy hops. Body is light and crisp. There are definitely some flavors in this brew: some light earthiness from hops and sweetness from grain. There is not much of a finish. In my opinion it is the best American macro. I finished a whole bottle.

picked up a tall can good as long as it’s cold nice and smooth better than i thought