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Coors Brewing — Golden Brewery
(Molson Coors / MillerCoors)
Golden, Colorado, United States
Bar/Tasting RoomRetail ItemsBeer To Go (Off-License)Tours

311 Tenth Street
Golden CO 80401
Telephone: +1 303-277-2337
Toll-Free: +1 866-812-2337
Hours: Monday-Saturday 10:00am-4:00pm, Sunday noon-4:00pm. Closed on holidays.
Brewer: Keith Villa, David Bright
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Notes

Opened: 1873

Annual Production: 25,000,000 bbl

Contributors: Matthew Wiggins, Paul, Sharon Wheatley

This is the world's largest single brewery. On March 19, 2002, the company announced that their flagship beer, Original Coors, would henceforth be known as Coors Original...and it's about time, don't you think?

Coors merged with Molson in 2005.

The brewery tour entrance is at 13th & Ford Streets. "Paul" had a great time on the tour:

A great walking tour lasting about 45 minutes. At just over 5600 foot altitude take your time if you are from a sea level location. At the end adults over 21 years of age get upto 3 beers at the hospitality bar. Bring photo ID. To skip the tour and go straight to the free beers ask for the "Short Tour". There is a fair size gift shop next to the bar and vending machines for snacks at the bar. I highly recommend Woody's Pizza a few blocks away for lunch/dinner. I worked there 5 years a go and just took the tour (9/01/2007)

Updated: July 1, 2009

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    Awards:
    • Date: April 7, 2009 (#7764)
      Package: bottled
      Place: Beertopia, Omaha NE
      Score: 15½ points
      Appearance (3)
      Kinda red. Thick short-lived head.
      Aroma (2½)
      Clean, very mild sweet malt.
      Mouthfeel (8)
      Light, fizzy, and sweet. Big caramel malt flavor with just a hint of fruity hops. No bitterness. Sweet caramel finish.
      Overall Impression (2)
    • Date: April 22, 1998 (#2744)
      Package: draught
      Score: 11½ points
      Overall Impression
      Red-brown, moderate carbonation and head. Smells sweet. Tastes sweet, some caramel, but very sweet.
    • Date: March 18, 1995 (#807)
      Package: draught
      Place: The HopYard, Pleasanton CA
      Score: 8 points
      Overall Impression
      Red-amber. Fizzy. OK white head. Caramel-hop aroma, not assertive. Ick. Basically industrial-beer-flavored, with a bit of caramel and cheesy hops. Thin. This is a particularly nasty beer. Eight points is very generous.

  • American-Style Pilsener
    • Date: June 17, 2009 (#7815)
      Package: bottled
      Place: from the brewery
      Score: 17 points
      Appearance (3)
      Bright golden. Moderate head.
      Aroma (3)
      Malty, bready.
      Mouthfeel (9)
      Light-medium body, smooth. Sweetly malty, with a mild noble hop flavor. Low bitterness. Bready.
      Overall Impression (2)
      Good beer. Thanks to Brian Milhaupt for the bottle!

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    • Date: July 30, 2008 (#7217)
      Package: bottled
      Place: Hy-Vee, Council Bluffs IA
      Score: 14½ points
      Appearance (3)
      Pale, moderate head.
      Aroma (2½)
      Clean aroma, fruity, with a hint of sulfur.
      Mouthfeel (7)
      Light body, moderate carbonation. Really sweet, with a mild malt flavor. Some sulfur. Sweet finish.
      Overall Impression (2)
    • Date: March 27, 1996 (#1336)
      Package: bottled
      Place: Moloka`i Wines and Spirits Unlimited, Kaunakakai HI
      Score: 12½ points
      Overall Impression
      Pale golden, very low carbonation. American industrial beer aroma...sweet, hint of maize. Light, some corn flavor, but not much else. No finish whatsoever. Pretty reasonable body, though, especially considering it's Coors. Interesting wood-grain 18-ounce screw-top bottle.