Coors Light Reviews

Coors Light I decided last night that I fancied trying a bottled larger for my Saturday night drink. Whilst looking round the off licence I noticed that Coors Light was on offer. It had 2 four packs for £6 quid so I decided to give it a try. What is Coors Light? Coors light is an American themed beer. It ...  Read the complete review

Coors Light is a really refreshing beer with a great taste. Coming over from America, the name 'Coors Light' gave me the impression that it would be low alcohol, but it is not. It has an ABV of 4.5% which is quite normal for lagers over here. It normally gets served in a special Coors frosted glass which adds to the experience of trying it. It ...  Read the complete review

Now available in the UK! I am writing this review for the UK Coors Light, which is slightly different to the it's US cousin of the same name, being that it is 4.5% abv over here. It was originally released in the UK under the name Coors Fine Light Beer and was 5% abv, but Molson Coors decided to rebrand and rebrew the lager ...  Read the complete review

Notice the "Light" in the name of this beer. That is what you are getting for sure. Light on calories, light on taste. Quite frankly, this beer is terrible. The last time I had this beer was in November of 2008, and hopefully that will be the last time. I was at a party, and forgot to bring my own beer, so I was stuck drinking ...  Read the complete review

I was in asda today to get my beers in over easter. I seen a great deal on twenty bottles of coors light for seven pounds which is a great bargain. Theses bottles are great as they have an indicator on the bottle to let you no when it is cool. As they say when the symbol on the bottle of the rockies mountain turns blue you know the ...  Read the complete review

When The Mountains Turn Blue It's As Cold As the Rockies ========================================= Introduction ---------------- Coor, that's a light tasting beer ! As some of you already may be aware I recently just turned 18 (as of Saturday the 14th March to be exact) granting me the pleasure of legally ...  Read the complete review

Place some Coors Light in a very cold fridge, later check for the blue mountains (on the can not out the window, dummy!!!) then remove from fridge, pull tab, drink slow and enjoy long! Great cold light clean taste, definitely best enjoyed at the correct temperature so you could say the blue mountain bit is an essential feature and not just a ...  Read the complete review

If you've seen the advert you will be well aware that "damn that's a light tasting beer refers to Coors Light. This is one of the best beer adverts I Have seen recently and is an advert that actually describes the product very well. When I first saw Coors I thought it was called Cools as the r looks like and l the way the name is written. ...  Read the complete review