Keystone Premium

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

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Shaker

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12/27/12. 12oz can labeled "Keystone" thanks to my ever generous older brother - always keeping his eye out for beers I haven’t had. Man, what would I do without him? First, I poured this into my glass to rate it, then I chugged it in a few big gulps to honor such a beer. Boom. Here goes the rating portion, I suppose. Super clear, very light golden pour with a soapy, fizzy white head that fizzles to almost nothing practically immediately. Musty apple peel overloads the aroma with sweet caramel, corn, and fusel. Bitter corny/corn chip flavor with lots of apple and caramel and a lingering medicinal aspect. Blech. Super thin and light. Not even good for a crappy adjunct lager.

12oz can poured into a shaker. Pours a clear pale yellow with a finger of head that diminishes almost immediately. Aroma of sweet corn and grains. Very minimal hop presence. Taste is light bitter and somewhat skunky. Some skunky herbal hops and grains. Light bodied with a thin and watery texture. Very fizzy carbonation and a suprisingly long finish. Overall, really not that bad. It’s actually better than most "light" beers out there.

Good to get pissed on cheap, watery beer that can be drank all day. Best avoided unless on a budget weekend.

Frankly, I can’t distinguish this from any other macro lager; you drink one can of watery piss, you’ve tried them all. What this beer really brings to my mind is the memory of this sad old man on a park bench slowly pouring one of these things down his throat with a grimace. I could tell it was a party beer with that kind of patron.

FFS! I like the commercial, but hate the beer. Watery, thin, corn, tin, lack of imagination and balls.

12 oz can pours golden with a white head. Aroma of malt and grain. Taste was pretty much the same. Not a good beer at all

this beer is shit. thats all i can say about that. thank you and goodnight!

Poured a light yellow with a fizzy light head that quickly faded to very minimal lacing. Aroma is of grains and breadiness. Taste is similar with corn/rice and breadiness predominating. It tastes nearly identical to Keystone light which is not a surprise given the overall nutritional profile is almost the same. Palate is thin. Overall, not the greatest brew out there unless you a diet conscious and want a low-cal beer.

Can poured a clear pale yellow with a lingering ring of white foam. Aromas of bread, light straw and light soapiness. Palate was light bodied and crisp with a watery finish. Flavors of bread and a hint of citrus with a crisp watery finish.

A - Smells of yeast and dough. A - light gold with a frothy white head T - A bit sweet, but not much else P - Fizzy, with a light body. O - Great if you want to drink a lot of beers or your in a chugging compatition, but nothing to crave.