Norman

9.0

Nothing amazing. I was kinda wanting an ice cold Coors. This did not help in the heat. — 9 months ago

Neil Valenzuela

9.0

Coors light by the yard. Getcha’ Pull! — 4 years ago

Sharon B

9.1

Happy St. Patrick’s Day! My first time trying this delicious beer thanks to some random guy at the store telling me how good it is. For a dark beer it’s very smooth. Cheers! 🍀🍺🍀 — 7 years ago

Simon Weston

9.2

Barmen Pilsner by Coors. Rare? Really good tasting pilsner. — 8 years ago

Robert May

9.2

If doubles are a little much for you, stop reading and move on. This is a full triple. Not for amateurs. Not for the meek. Lighter in body but when the IBUs get this high, you can kiss goodbye discussions of fruity/malty/tangy undertones anyway. A fun ale for sure! If you've ever found a Coors light to be delicious, you will hate this...but everyone hates you anyway. — 11 years ago

vern scott

9.3

dark but tastes like a lighter ale. not choppy. — 11 years ago

Andrew Marshall

9.0

16oz in Vail hasn't tasted so wonderful — 12 years ago

Bob Yoon

9.3

A few days late but here is my annual tribute to Gustav Meier. He was loved dearly by six(?) decades of students and colleagues. As worldly and as sophisticated as he was, this great man had terrible taste in alcohol. There’s a Belgian style brewery near school where he would only order Coors Light from. His go to scotch was Cutty Sark. For wine, he preferred those gaudy Californian merlots that got deservedly dunked on in Sideways. Whenever I brought him a bottle of wine, I always got him a right bank Bordeaux. Perhaps my hints at how wonderful merlot can be were too subtle. It’s been nine years but we all miss him dearly. I may no longer be a conductor but I can still hear many teachings of his as if he is standing next to me. “Get out of their way and just trust them!” I need constant reminders of this invaluable piece of advice whether I am parenting or working with a client. Raise a glass for Gusti! — a year ago

Morgan Reese

9.5

Loved this, especially with the coors light technology-“when the text turns blue, you know what to do”. Delicious. — 5 years ago

with Andrew

Franco

10

Great tasting beer! Better tasting than a coors — 8 years ago

John Millard

10

I’ll let you have it free two of those nights — 8 years ago

Jeremy James

9.2

A little dry, but went down like a Coors Light cold activated can on a hot summer day — 11 years ago

with Eric and Cory

alewifery

9.5

this is what a light beer such as bud or coors or miller is aiming for, failing miserably! ever so subtly sour, sturdy, yet light ... one could easily put away a dozen of these on a balmy summer's day. we need more producers like freigeist/sheldon. long live the brothers! — 11 years ago

Jonathan Clark

9.4

Absolutely splendid! Enjoyed with a SNARFs Italian sandwich. This wine is underrated and good luck finding it in Colorado… a vaccum for quality. Brought this back from Mecca in my luggage. Nice one to drink to your face on Coors 150th anniversary in Golden, CO. Enough of a rant. Thanks for reading! Another moment wasted in the company of JC, amen. — 3 years ago

Stephanie Patzlaff

10

Beautiful and gold, almost too easy drinking with ripe apples, nutmeg, raisin pastry… it’s positively autumnal - perfect for toasting to a new home - and letting go of our first ever home, which we bought when we were on a Coors budget! How far we’ve come! — 5 years ago

Neil Valenzuela

9.1

Amazing wheat ale, malt bitters. Plus it tasted really good after 8 Coors Light. In Montana, from Montana. — 7 years ago

erto l

9.0

the coors lite of champagne. this is slam and go stuff. THIS IS NOT A SLAM. if u dont know havasu then ask aome one that does! — 9 years ago

Brandon Eller

9.6

Very smooth, very delicious and goes great with a Coors Lite. — 11 years ago

Harrison Westwater

9.5

Smooth and awesome... Like a wedding banquet in Ohio — 11 years ago

Antoine Pin

Wine Buyer Kroger/QFC

9.5

One of classic favorites, but I can't stand coors light. — 12 years ago