Copper Bell Light Lager

Formerly brewed at Genesee Brewing Company
Style: Pale Lager
Rochester, New York USA

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

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Can. Thought this one was better than the regular lager, because it tasted more like nothing. Very light and water-like. Goes down easy. Some corn in there, but not much else. It is a light pale lager.

for the price ill drink it. they lost a lawsuit to bells over the name and it wont be around much longer. at whole foods the Sale price is 4.99 a 12 pack-but mine rang up 3.99 at the register. My advice-go load up on lawnmower beer for the rest of the summer if your fridge is big enough.

Bought a 12 pack for $8 at a local Whole Foods. To me, for the same price of Bud Light, this is a tastier beer. Sure, it’s incredibly watery, but there’s a discernible barley flavor with a slight hop bite. Brewed by Genesee, I like this better than their flagship beer.

can. clear sparkling gold with seltzer water carbonation. nose of sweetened rice, rice vinegar, cooked cabbage and hairspray. fizzy, thin, watery and light-bodied, as expected. mild and weak flavors of sweetened rice cereal and light malt extract syrup and a very mild green apple jolly rancher flavor late with transparent, empty and lifeless bitterness. why?

Copper Bell Light has a thick, soapy, stark-white head and a very clear, pale straw appearance, with a few streaming bubbles and a touch of lacing left on the glass. The aroma is sweet, grainy, and surprisingly, sort of nice. Taste is light, of course, but one gets sweetness, barley, clean water, and just the slightest hop bitterness. Mouthfeel is thin and watery, and Copper Bell Light finishes crisp, clean, refreshing, and dry. For what it is, it’s not bad. RJT

A regular old light beer, brewed for Whole Foods by a contract brewer, the recipe is probably generic recipe #10908878987.

Orlando, fl - Whole Foods - 12 oz can. Light gold appearance, soft white head, light lacing. Aroma is distant and barely there - pick up some slight metallic notes. Flavor is slightly harsh with some faint grassy notes, some cardboard hints and some typical bland lager flavor. Mouthfeel is slightly harsh, leaves you a bit breathless.

There isn’t anything really bad about this. The aroma is fine, looks okay, and the flavor is light but crisp. Could’ve been much worse. And at the price, this is much preferable to Bud or Coors.

12 oz can. After aggressive pour 4 finger head that stuck around for a short while. Pours clear yellow, slightly deeper then coors. Low aroma, sweet corny and very very faint hops flavor. Decent light beer that has a smoothness to it and doesn’t line InBev’s pocket.

12 ounce can from whole foods, poured a golden yellow color, aroma of corn, and grass. Taste is a feint flavor of light hops, and grass, not much else, very watery.

Smells like a lager from a can no pour or head. Tastes like a cheap lager only a bit better and is this 80 characters?