Coors Light

Pros: Crisp and refreshing.
Cons: Little taste.

I remember years ago, in the mid to late sixties, when all I heard from some buddies was the word Coors. They said it was a beer that was distributed only west of the Mississippi and I had to try it. It was made from clean, crisp and cold waters of the ...

Pros: Reasonably priced
Cons: Tastes like water with beer flavoring

I have traveled the world and consumed numerous beers in many countries and counties and I must admit that Coors Light is not the greatest beer ever brewed (to put it mildly). If I were to judge this beer on the same standards I would use to critique ...

Pros: you can drink a lot and not get drunk
Cons: you have to drink a lot to get drunk

I went to look up the word "redundant" in the dictionary and it said: "See redundant." - Robin Williams Having consumed far too much of the above mentioned product in the last few days, I may be a bit harsher ...

Pros: Cheap
Cons: Watery; Bland

Coors Light is a watered- down version of regular Coors. As if original Coors wasn't lame enough, the people of Coors Brewing Co. had to come up with a light beer to meet the demands of the market.

This beer has a golden color, similar to...

Pros: Cheap?
Cons: Everything else

As a college student, I have tasted my share of cheap beers in order to make my money stretch. Coors Light is one I have refrained from after my first few tries.
The beer is watery and thin, and holds no body. I've tried bottle, draft, and can,...

Pros: The perfect LIGHT beer to quench your thirst anytime and every time.
Cons: Not for those who enjoy the richer, bolder tasting beers.

Normally, I wouldn’t be writing about beer. After all, way back when, if you asked me about beer, I would have said that once you tried one, you’ve tried them all. How wrong I was!! I can still remember my first beer. I was hanging out with some ...

Pros: Can Drink A Lot of It, Less Filling, Slower Buzz. Relatively cheap.
Cons: Watery, bland, A Swillish kind of Beer.

Let's face it, Coors Light is nothing more than watered down Coors. It has the advantages of lower alcohol content and less carbohydrates so that means you can drink a lot more without getting hammered too quickly and you'll get less of those nasty carbs ...

Pros: Inexpensive, easy to find, good everyday beer, widemouth 32 ounce bottles.
Cons: No special flavor characteristics; a barley, rice and corn cereal beer.

One of the small mysteries of beer marketing that I sometimes find myself pondering is "Why is Coors Light called The Silver Bullet® ???"

It sounds dangerous, doesn't it? A bullet. A potentially lethal product.

What is a...

Pros: Weak and tasteless
Cons: Weak and tasteless

Yes, I know that all beer is mostly water, but that's not the point. Most other beers, at least, contain some other ingredient, typically hops of some sort. Otherwise, they would be be water, and not beer. Well, if we're going by taste alone,...

Pros: it's wet
Cons: flavor, body, aroma etc

Okay, this is not one of the great moments of my career. It is with trepidation and shame that I deliver this review. But let me plead my case for not being disavowed by those that wait for me to write on some extreme or artisinal craft. ...

Pros: Dying of thirst? This is your stuff.
Cons: Few Epinions readers are dying of thirst

Until recently my palate was uneducated when it came to rating beers. Yes, I've tried a lot of them, and yes, I have some definite preferences. But until a year or so ago I'd look about as proper rating brews on a bona fide beer review site as Chuck...

Pros: None
Cons: Watered Down Swill

In my years of heavy drinking and exploring the world of beer, I have come across some pretty bad apples. Skunked microbrews, crazy experiments(I still cringe at the remembrance of a Pumpkin Pie Stout) and simply low-quality garbage; all of these noxious...

Pros: none
Cons: Thin, relatively tasteless except for that "moldy" flavor that stays with you

I'm a fan of beer. I have run across few beers I really, really hate to such a degree that I'd refuse one if thirsty. Coors Light, however, is so bad that it's barely worth pouring on the ground.

Where should I start in describing how terrible...

Pros: smooth light taste, and price
Cons: taste easily manipulated with temperature

My neck is not really red, well a little pink maybe. I've preferred Coors Light since I had to steal it from Dad (and Granddad) then sneak behind the barn to drink it. I've been to a lot of bars and drinking establishments, if you will, and mostly what...

Pros: Not a bad flavor. It goes down smoothly.
Cons: Many better options out there. Don't waste your time or money.

Ah, the Silver Bullet. Coors Light has quite an ad campaign for itself, just as Bud Light and Miller Lite do. I generally respect most Coors products, just because they speak out against underage drinking and drunk driving more than Bud or Miller....