Coors is a well-known American lager brand recognised for its light, refreshing taste.
First brewed in 1873 in Colorado, Coors beers has grown into one of the world’s most widely distributed lagers.
In the UK, Coors lager is a popular choice in pubs and supermarkets thanks to its crisp flavour and easy drinkability.

About the Brewery
The Coors Brewing Company was founded in 1873 by Adolph Coors in Golden, Colorado. Over time, the brewery grew into one of America’s largest beer producers.
Today, Coors is part of Molson Coors Beverage Company, which distributes the brand worldwide, including across the UK.
What Type of Beer Is Coors?
Coors beers are typically light American-style lagers designed to be refreshing and easy drinking.
Common varieties include:
- Coors Original
A classic American lager with a smooth, balanced taste. - Coors Light
A lighter lager known for its crisp flavour and lower calorie content.
What Percentage Alcohol Is Coors?
- Coors Original: around 5.0% ABV
- Coors Light: around 4.0% ABV
What Does Coors Beer Taste Like?
Coors beers are known for their clean, light flavour, mild malt sweetness, and smooth finish.
Who Drinks Coors Beer?
Coors appeals to drinkers who enjoy light, refreshing lagers that are easy to drink and widely available.
Is Coors Suitable for Vegetarians & Vegans?
Most versions of Coors beer are considered suitable for vegetarians, though vegan suitability can vary by brewery.