Coors Original

I have had worse beers but not much worse. Nothing postive to say about this one. Not sure why enyone buys this stuff.

clear yellow color, fluffy white head, trace of lace. very airy nose, traces of grain, perhaps corn. flavor is similar to nose, light grain, trace of corn. watery mouth feel, dry finish. forgettable.

12 oz can at a party with some old area friends. Why I have friends that drink Coors Original, I will never know. I had to seek out a cup for the pour, even though I fully knew what I was in store for. Pours a light clear yellow hue, good carbonation white head that dies quickly, barely any lacing. Aroma is light, adjuncty with corn and light alcohol presence. Nothing special. Taste is similar, corny and adjuncty with little semblance of taste. Quenching, but lacking umph. I’ve had worse macro lagers, but that certainly doesn’t make this a good beer. Finishes clean, with a bit og carbonation overdose.

What can I say about Coors Banquet Beer, well, it’s brewed in wonderful Golden, CO and that’s about all it has going for it. Worth having in the tasting room at the brewery, aka, free beer. Not worth spending money on other wise. Does beat out light beers as another plus.

12 oz bottle. Poured a clear yellow color with a two finger white head. There was nothing at all attractive about this beer. The aroma was terrible, as was the flavor. In a category of crap, this was king crap.

Bottle can and draft Pours yellow with a white head. Aroma of grain and corn. Taste like the same great american pale lager that all american macros taste like. A comman beer found at picnics and family gatherings eveywhere.

This is a really sweet, bland brew. Yellow colour and low carbonation like all good budget swill. Drinks quick and painlessly with a good dose of corn in the finish. Yikes.

Yellow in color with a medium white head. Aroma is of grain and corn. Taste is of corn, light malts and water.