I agree

Everyone is entitled to their opinion but i have to say as someone who has tasted beers from all around the world that Coors Light is the beer with the least amount of taste i have ever encountered. Even Coors Banquet is lack lustre. The one beer they had that was half way decent they stopped years ago, Coors Extra Gold. This is not just me but many people i have known in my 34yrs here in the US have said the same. All i can say to Coors is add more hopps to your beer to give it flavor.

Agreed

@@ianpearson7544 the goal of a light is not to have too much taste.

Disagree. Miller lite has a horrible aftertaste. Easily the worst of the 4

@@mattwolfe6192 enjoy

Pretty good tasting water

No, these were all several months from their expiration dates. Acetaldehyde (green apple aroma/smell) is a product of fermentation that normally resolves itself if the fermentation goes smoothly (it gets reabsorbed by yeast later in the fermentation), or to some degree in certain yeast strains/styles, e.g. American light lager and biere de garde, where some amount is normal for the style. EDIT: If they had been old/expired, there would be an expectation of a cardboard/papery note to it, which none of these had.

Genesee Light got covered in another video where I specifically talked about Genesee, mostly its history and background and several of their core beers, including that one. Found here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qpNdZ69kst7QZn0.html I guess my barometer is much different than where you're coming from. Everything in the Big Beer & macro value/premium/super premium categories are "cheap" to me, in terms of price, quality of ingredients/finished product/etc., and end up being far more similar than different. What they tend to have going for them is proliferation, accessibility (because of that and price), and consistency (some of the best QA in the biz even if subjectively the beer isn't great). Maybe I could have gotten into the nuts and bolts that Beer #1 is better than Beer #2 because it is infinitesimally better for 2 cent less per can. But that's not how I really see it. What they are and their context is more interesting to me, and seemingly to others if views, watch time and previous feedback is anything to go by. It's an interesting thought and I appreciate the comment. Thanks!

@@thebeeremptor I have tried many of the "better" beers that you consider high class. They really are not something I want to drink much of. I see you think that you are high class because of beer. Doubt that very much. I simply have never tried Genesee. I know there are cheap beers that cannot be choked down, and there are cheap beers that actually taste pretty good. We know what they are. No beer makes you high class. In fact beer snobs look kind of foolish. Let's just stick to if beer is drinkable, or not. Most very very cheap beer is very hard to drink.

Maybe I'll be fortunate enough to get a Yuengling horizontal (that includes the Light) for a video in the future.

I think in an absolutely pure blind test, it would be harder to tell. Just by nature of the style, the effect the producer is trying to achieve and the audience these beers are trying to capture, they are more similar than they are different. Doing a side-by-side with some experience lets you point out the differences but they tend to be subtle or much harder to articulate for an average drinker.

Is that why Australia has only won 44 World Beer Cup (since 1996) awards as opposed to the US's thousand (since 2012)? That the craft beer scene here has radically shifted beer and styles, not just domestically but globally? Sure, these beer suck, there is no question. I thought I made that kind of clear, but to base our entire brewing scene on these four examples is ignorance, willful or not.

@@thebeeremptor You must remember Australia never went through prohibition, our mass producers never had to dumb down the flavour. By the way, what's with the complete grand wank of a tag "beeremptor"? Use your name. Cheers!

I used my name at the very beginning of the video. And I haven't taken any lengths to hide my real name on social media if you really want to stalk me. Cheers.

@@thebeeremptor Wow! Aren't you so easily triggered, must be all the Bud Light!

I can summon rainbows on command with the Bud Light I drank in that video.

Bud Light puts the fluid in gender fluid.

Are you talking about these? imgur.io/HQ8oW24 If so, yes. More unique bottles would be cool to have again. I assume they retired them for a specific reason.

"Certain yeast strains, such as American lager yeast (White Labs WLP840) produce more acetaldehyde than others, and indeed, a slight suggestion of green apple can be an appropriate component of light American lager styles." - Beer And Brewing Magazine

@@thebeeremptor wtf are you even talking about

Sometimes the yeasties that make alcohol go brrrrr, also make a little green apple go brrr too

@@thebeeremptor hmm... subtle notes of sarcasm with just a hint of pretentiousness

Grab a dark real beer “you like the sweetness” be a man and get a real beer

@@TexasNationalist1836 beer is full of phytoestrogens which literally make u more of a women

Maybe not but they lobbied to move PA to a "right to work" state affectively threatening the jobs of the very people who bought a lot of their beer AND worked for them, dumped pollutants into the Schuylkill River and dodged their taxes (the argument for whether or not the city of Philadelphia was just trying to collect because they're bad at budgeting or Yuengling really did owe a massive debt is beyond my expertise to dive into). So it's not all sunshine and puppies.

@@thebeeremptor it never is all sunshines and rainbows. You can’t make an impact without making an impact. Like how many people die from drunk driving or alcohol poisoning. Let’s ban all beer and alcohol and go back to prohibition. Oh wait there were negative impacts too! Just giving people another option, Yuengling actually American - drink responsibly.

I also like Miller lite, good for when you need to drink 15-20 of them

I should've done pinkies up to make it really fancy.

I'll be sure to add a few more stouts and porters to the list of 200+ I've had combined of those styles to make up for this video. Cheers. 🍻

i had a stout and porter to try and theyre dirt water.... get yourself some beglium , german beers theyre the best for a resaon.

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