Keystone Premium

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

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

500ml can. This is not a very defined lager with not much to characterize by way of body,aroma or head. Price posturing is the same as other mega lagers, yet you would be better off buying the other mega beers.

UPDATED: NOV 8, 2010 Premium??? Just looking over the pale lagers and seeing the ones I missed rating, wish I had not.......A pale gold color. Light foam head that goes fast.Aroma of wet grain and corn. Overly carbonated. A watery flavor of moldy grain or cereal. Not a nice taste.

12 oz can into English pint. Aroma of adjunct grain, cream corn, vomit, chemicals, a hint of metal. Pours yellow with a thick head with big bubbles; head diminishes in seconds, leaving no head or foam whatsoever. Flavor is beer-flavored seltzer water. Starts sweet and finishes slightly salty. Boring as any other macro lager. Highly carbonated; light bodied. Drinkable, but bland as all hell. At least it’s not disgusting like Grolsch, Moosehead, or Busch, my bottom three beers on this site. I was about to give it the same score as those beers, but this beer definitely tastes better than those. It’s serviceable, but it’s a poor and lame attempt at a budget beer by the folks at Coors.

Can (b/c it was the cheapest beer in the store). Drank it out of the can while watching The Big Lebowski. Perfect beer for that event. Light maly, lightly sweet, and a little too bubbly. it’s not good, but it works.

Pretty much nothing at all in this beer. Tried to get some character out of it, but it really is just carbonated water with alcohol. I suppose in that sense, they did a good job of hiding the alcohol?

The Holy Grail of all beers- quite possibly the rarest of all macro-lagers, requiring years (literally, years) of searching for it. The only reason for giving it all 1’s and 20 overall was from the thrill of the search and the excitement of finally finding it. This beer = Satan’s Urine. Why do you think it comes in a Red Can?

A completely hollow, soulless beer. But in an extremely bland and inoffensive way. Thee are no redeeming features to this beer, but at the same time, it lacks that typical Molson-contract-brew "Fresh bile and stale sewage" aftertaste I have rather come to expect. Almost completely tasteless, a BMC masterpiece!

Straw, grainy, metalliac flavors dominate with a watery alcohol laced aftertaste. Good ol’ college blackout beverage.