Keystone Ice

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

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

This beer is even worse than Keystone Premium, but the 5.9% more than makes Ice the better. Pours light gold with a small head, and it generally smells horrible. Taste is chemicals and bad water. Not good in any way but price.

well worth the price for a 24 pack. if youre trying to get drunk and still want something that doesnt taste half bad, this beers for you. it tastes like coors

Bad, bad, bad! I just wanted to get this because I needed something cheap and I never had this rubbish before. Believe me, it was rubbish. I was shocked when I saw that it is in fact in the 1 percentile instead of in the 0 percentile. It tastes like gatorade, mixed with bad beer, mixed with vodka spilled on a rug.

24 oz. can, 99 cents at QukTrip store. Oh, sweet Jebus, my first drain pour. Color is the exact same yellow I’ll see when pissing this stuff back out later. Processed chemical smell mixed with nectar from hummingbird feeders. Actually kicks up foam when poured, though, so a point for that. A gag reflex-inducing brew of corn syrup and ethyl alcohol.
I have had, and even forgiven the makers of, bland beers, infected beers, line-contaminated beers, but this is the thing that tastes least like beer of anything on my rating list, including any sakes and meads. VILE! (I may have to give my Miller High Life rating an extra point, because I’ve found something worse!)

UPDATED: DEC 15, 2007 If you wanna get a lotta people drunk really quickly at a frat party, this is your choice. It tastes like rubbing alcohol.

best thing coors has ever put out will not drink anything but keystone ice

Oy! Was pleasantly surprised at this. Sure it was tasteless and odorless, but at 2.99 a 6 pk for a 5.9% beer, wow, n-joy. Good summer cooler.

Well, spent a week in the Lake Placid Area, has some nice local micro beer and other NY state premium type beers at the pubs and in the great outdoors. Lovely time had with family and friends in the area camping and sightseeing. For some reason still unclear to me, perhaps my Canadian compulsion to buy any beer that is less than the $25 + a case paid at home, I emerged from the MOBIL Station with a pack of cans in hand. Back at the campsite I cracked one. Jeez it was putrid. Not a “beer-like” quality to be found other than it poured. No maltiness, no hops, just pure chemical induced industrial byproduct nastiness. Serves me right I guess.