Corona Light

Brewed by Grupo Modelo (Corona)
Style: Pale Lager
México DF, Mexico

We took our friend Dennis out to a local Mexican place for his birthday lunch, so I took the opportunity to do a side-by-side comparison of this and the regular Corona "Extra". Although this was thinner and had less body, this beer won the contest hands down because it’s simply refreshing and he fizzy body helps to leave the palate cleansed. Unoffensive.

Expensive bottle of water, I can go anywhere and get a glass of water with a lemon or a lime for free. I did not need to spend 13 dollars for 12 of these pretty bottles. I know why everyone puts limes in them it gives them flavor and an aroma. Want fruit get what old ladies order at theme restaurants. I will never get their “save water drink corona beer” cause it has more water then water, I guess it keeps you hydrated on the beeches. Sick excuse of a beer.

Well, the same watered down lager taste as Corona, only with a bit more water. Less body, obviously. Not much to recommend it. If you want a watery beer with little or no taste, at least shoot for a cheap domestic. There’s little difference.

Bottle at Sidewalk Cafe, Venice Beach, Los Angeles. Mmmm another light beer for lunch! Reasonable to start off with: fairly chunky taste - citric, fizzy. Then te flavour disintegrates and is no more. Ends up with a smooth, flat, burnt plastic aftertaste. Still one of the better ’lights’ I’ve had.

Bottle: Same refreshing taste as Corona. So not much/any aroma besides skunk and the taste sure doesn’t get any better. I can drink this on a summer day- but not for taste.

Like Corona - only worse. Can you IMAGINE? Okay, it’s not worse. it’s just less of what you don’t want and more water, so it’s good for you. Yeh, that’s the ticket. Drink more. You’ll be doing SOMEONE a favor, but certainly not yourself.

This as almost impossible. Corona is very light in style to start with. This takes it a step further. And it’s not a good step.

12 oz., drunk straight from the bottle with no lime. Sampled side-by-side with a canned Miller Light. Color is obviously light yellow/gold, and there’s not much of its fizzy, white head. Slightly skunky up front with no real flavor after that. Thin mouthfeel. This is crap.