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For an easy-drinking mass-produced beer, Coors uisn't too bad.

My favorite is Coors Winterfest, a holiday/seasonal beer they produce. Good flavor and a little more body than the usual Coors fare.

I haven't seen it in stores the last two years. Maybe they stopped producing it. Anyone know for sure?

The problem I have with American beers in general is they are too light. I prefer a heavier European brew with a slightly bitter aftertaste.

I guess the American market prefers lighter beers.

I was able to buy a couple of cases in Aurora this last Christmas--WinterFest is a tasty beverage.

As to the announcement--I think this is good news. Shaffer is a good conservative but the Rocky Mountain News reported today that he is polling behind Salazar in places like Arapahoe and Douglas county (those in Colorado know how conservative these counties are). And frankly, the state GOP is reluctant to get behind Shaffer.

Coors is well known in the local community, has lots of cash and the company is a major contributor to the community. And if the Rockies make it to the World Series (I know, I know...quit dreaming) think of all the free publicity right before the election... "We're here live from Coors Field where the Rockies are taking on the New York Yankees for the World Series..."