Comments on: Coors Light http://www.beeraday.net/beer/coors-light/ Drinking one beer a day and discovering new brew Sat, 26 Nov 2011 01:34:39 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Phil McCracken http://www.beeraday.net/beer/coors-light/comment-page-1/#comment-535 Phil McCracken Sat, 15 Aug 2009 20:51:33 +0000 http://www.beeraday.net/?p=212#comment-535 Coors Light has its purpose and when it comes to cheap, cold, casual consumption - it is a solid stand by. I know what good beer tastes like and when I reach for a silver bullet, I dont care about nor do I want a Franziskaners or Frankenstein for that matter. I want to get a buzz, not get filled up, and be able to enjoy the 8 ponds of hot dogs, steak tips and sausage that I am about to consume at the Patriots tail gate party I am attending. Coors Light has its purpose and when it comes to cheap, cold, casual consumption – it is a solid stand by.

I know what good beer tastes like and when I reach for a silver bullet, I dont care about nor do I want a Franziskaners or Frankenstein for that matter.

I want to get a buzz, not get filled up, and be able to enjoy the 8 ponds of hot dogs, steak tips and sausage that I am about to consume at the Patriots tail gate party I am attending.

]]> By: corbinsa http://www.beeraday.net/beer/coors-light/comment-page-1/#comment-37 corbinsa Fri, 09 Jan 2009 20:53:19 +0000 http://www.beeraday.net/?p=212#comment-37 free beer isn't necessarily good beer, but the best kind of beer is free! it's a deal! free beer isn’t necessarily good beer, but the best kind of beer is free!

it’s a deal!

]]> By: Seth H. http://www.beeraday.net/beer/coors-light/comment-page-1/#comment-36 Seth H. Fri, 09 Jan 2009 17:32:22 +0000 http://www.beeraday.net/?p=212#comment-36 I understand and agree with the Bro Code Rule of never being able to pass up free beer, but free beer doesn't always mean good beer... does it? How about this: if you pass up the three free beers at the end of the tour the next time you're in Golden, CO, I'll buy you three Franziskaners afterward. That offer goes for you and all other Bloomfield alums who ever head west.* (Or, in Denny's case, heads east.) *This offer is null and void when I leave Denver. I understand and agree with the Bro Code Rule of never being able to pass up free beer, but free beer doesn’t always mean good beer… does it?

How about this: if you pass up the three free beers at the end of the tour the next time you’re in Golden, CO, I’ll buy you three Franziskaners afterward.

That offer goes for you and all other Bloomfield alums who ever head west.* (Or, in Denny’s case, heads east.)

*This offer is null and void when I leave Denver.

]]> By: corbinsa http://www.beeraday.net/beer/coors-light/comment-page-1/#comment-35 corbinsa Thu, 08 Jan 2009 23:31:09 +0000 http://www.beeraday.net/?p=212#comment-35 Seth, you can't skip the 3 free beers at the end of the tour. I even made Stacey get hers when we were there 2 years ago and she was 6 months pregnant. talk about dirty looks. my buddy said they would even take the "short" tour and go straight to the bar for the free beer after class when he was in grad school there. Seth, you can’t skip the 3 free beers at the end of the tour. I even made Stacey get hers when we were there 2 years ago and she was 6 months pregnant. talk about dirty looks.

my buddy said they would even take the “short” tour and go straight to the bar for the free beer after class when he was in grad school there.

]]> By: Seth H. http://www.beeraday.net/beer/coors-light/comment-page-1/#comment-32 Seth H. Wed, 07 Jan 2009 21:00:40 +0000 http://www.beeraday.net/?p=212#comment-32 Living only ten minutes from Golden, CO, home of the Coors Brewery, I had the opportunity to take a tour of the Brewery with my Dad when he visited two years ago. As our tour began, our tour guide said that during our tour we'd sample the coldest, freshest beer we'd ever. Twenty minutes later, as we came to the tasting portion of our tour, we both had a glass of Coors Light, straight from the brewery we had just walked through. And ya know what? It tasted like regular, crappy Coors Light that you'd get any where else. The one good thing that came of that trip to Golden was lunch. Dad and I ate at a nice restaurant in downtown Golden where I ordered my first Franziskaner, a high quality German wheat beer that has become one of my favorites. If you ever find yourself in Golden, I suggest taking the tour (it's still kind of neat) but skipping the sample portion of the tour and then ordering a nice, cold Franziskaner in downtown Golden. Living only ten minutes from Golden, CO, home of the Coors Brewery, I had the opportunity to take a tour of the Brewery with my Dad when he visited two years ago. As our tour began, our tour guide said that during our tour we’d sample the coldest, freshest beer we’d ever. Twenty minutes later, as we came to the tasting portion of our tour, we both had a glass of Coors Light, straight from the brewery we had just walked through. And ya know what? It tasted like regular, crappy Coors Light that you’d get any where else.

The one good thing that came of that trip to Golden was lunch. Dad and I ate at a nice restaurant in downtown Golden where I ordered my first Franziskaner, a high quality German wheat beer that has become one of my favorites. If you ever find yourself in Golden, I suggest taking the tour (it’s still kind of neat) but skipping the sample portion of the tour and then ordering a nice, cold Franziskaner in downtown Golden.

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