Keystone Light

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

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

Pours light golden with short lived white head. Smell is almost nonexistant with very faint watery, clean malt. Taste is very clean, and watery with a noticeably mild bitterness, just like they say! Very faint sweetness and not corn like as some pale lagers are. Crisp bubbly mouthfeel and thin palate. Doesn’t taste like much, but then again, it is not bad at all.

A watered down, very cheap beer. Not offensive as it has virtually no flavor or aroma at all.

Pours a bit more golden than typical for the style with a larger head than most. Flavor and aroma are corn adjuncts and a some wood. Not really bad and pretty much what is expected.

12oz can. Just another weak watered down macro brew thats even more watery in the light version. The lighter way not to make a bitter beer face.

can, clear almost, flavor and aroma are hardly detectable, finish is watery with not much of bite , a discount Coors light

We use to pour Herseys Syrup in this crap and call it keystone squared. No this is horrible what the hell could i say.

this is by far my favorite low end beer. the beer actually has an ok flavor and it is not face cringing,

Come on, it’s Keystone. When the name of the game is "drinking" this is your key prospect. Probably could be bottled on its way out with little deterioration in flavor. Keystone is brewed equivalent of sledgehammer: it’ll get you obliterated quickly and easily.