CoorsType of beer: Lager
Container Type: 355 mL bottle
Alcohol by volume: 5.00 %
Country of origin: United States
Rating: 35% (see below)
Number of times I've had this beer: 1st
Cost: $1.00
Tasted on: 10/22/09
Colours of label: Yellow/White/Navy
Drank From: Mug
Label Reads: The Legend since 1873", "Banquet", "A brand that has stood the test of time - Brewed with 100% Rocky Mountain water for a legendary taste." "When the mountains turn blue it's as cold as the Rockies!"
website: www.coors.com
Best for: playing it old skool
Ratings:
Taste: 7/20
Flavour: 7/20
Buy again: 9/20
Aroma: 2/10
Satisfaction: 5/10
Complexity: 2/10
Intangible: 3/10
Handwritten notes: To my American brethren, there are a few commonplace US beers that are not sold in Canada: Miller Lite, Coors (original), and anything by Michelob, for example. That's my excuse for never having tried Coors before. It tasted like a Canadian macro, only more watery. Really, though, the more I try it, the more it tastes like a pseudo-craft beer trying its best.
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Beer #328 of 3,652
Colours of label: Yellow/White/Navy
Drank From: Mug
Label Reads: The Legend since 1873", "Banquet", "A brand that has stood the test of time - Brewed with 100% Rocky Mountain water for a legendary taste." "When the mountains turn blue it's as cold as the Rockies!"
website: www.coors.com
Best for: playing it old skool
Ratings:
Taste: 7/20
Flavour: 7/20
Buy again: 9/20
Aroma: 2/10
Satisfaction: 5/10
Complexity: 2/10
Intangible: 3/10
Handwritten notes: To my American brethren, there are a few commonplace US beers that are not sold in Canada: Miller Lite, Coors (original), and anything by Michelob, for example. That's my excuse for never having tried Coors before. It tasted like a Canadian macro, only more watery. Really, though, the more I try it, the more it tastes like a pseudo-craft beer trying its best.
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Beer #328 of 3,652
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