Coors Edge Review: Taste, Calories, and Where to Buy It

3.8/5
Coors and mainstream American-lager drinkers who want the lightest-calorie NA option with a familiar, clean taste.

Coors Edge is a non-alcoholic lager from Molson Coors, Golden, Colorado. Positioned by Molson Coors as the lowest-calorie, lowest-carb option in its class at launch, aiming for 100% of the taste with none of the alcohol in a straightforward American lager profile.

Coors Edge at a glance

StyleNon-alcoholic lager
ABVUnder 0.5%
Calories41 kcal
BreweryMolson Coors, Golden, Colorado
Coors Edge
Coors Edge non-alcoholic beer

How it tastes

It is a clean, mainstream American lager rather than anything with much character, which is exactly what it is going for. At Under 0.5% ABV and 41 kcal, it sits among the lowest-calorie options in the category.

Molson Coors built this one to win on the numbers – fewest calories, fewest carbs in its class at launch.
Flavor character
3/5
Body
4/5
Balance
4/5
Drinkability
3/5
Our tasting scores, 1 (low) to 5 (high).
Pros
  • 41 calories and 8g carbs, among the lowest of the mainstream lagers on this list
  • Confirmed in stock on Saucey
  • Backed by Molson Coors’ wide US distribution
Cons
  • Straightforward American lager profile, not much complexity beyond ‘clean and light’
  • Newer to the category than Heineken 0.0 or Beck’s Blue, so less of a track record

Who it is for

Coors and mainstream American-lager drinkers who want the lightest-calorie NA option with a familiar, clean taste.

Coors Edge FAQs

What is Coors Edge?

Coors Edge is a non-alcoholic lager from Molson Coors, Golden, Colorado. Positioned by Molson Coors as the lowest-calorie, lowest-carb option in its class at launch, aiming for 100% of the taste with none of the alcohol in a straightforward American lager profile.

What is the ABV and calorie count of Coors Edge?

Coors Edge is Under 0.5% ABV with 41 kcal.

Is Coors Edge available on Saucey?

Yes. We confirmed Coors Edge is in stock on Saucey – see the buy link on this page.

Where to buy Coors Edge

We confirmed it is currently in stock and orderable through Saucey; use the buy button above or below to check availability in your area.

The verdict

Coors Edge earns a 3.8/5 from us. 41 calories and 8g carbs, among the lowest of the mainstream lagers on this list and positioned by molson coors as the lowest-calorie, lowest-carb option in its class at launch, aiming for 100% of the taste with none of the alcohol in a straightforward american lager profile. It is a solid, if unremarkable, entry in a crowded field.

Final score3.8 / 5

Want more options in this style? Check out our full guide to the best non-alcoholic beers for 2026.

FAQs

Who makes Coors Edge?

Coors Edge is brewed by Molson Coors (an independent, publicly traded brewing company).

What kind of beer is Coors Edge?

Coors Edge is a Non-alcoholic lager, at Under 0.5% ABV.

How much alcohol is in Coors Edge?

Coors Edge has an ABV of Under 0.5%.

How many calories are in Coors Edge?

Coors Edge has 41 kcal, based on the brewery’s published nutrition information.

Is Coors Edge gluten free?

No. Like most traditional beers, Coors Edge is brewed from barley and/or wheat, both of which contain gluten.

How can I make Coors Edge taste better?

Serve it at the right temperature and in the right glass (see below), or use it as the base for a beer cocktail. Our beer cocktails guide has recipes worth trying.

Where is Coors Edge made?

Coors Edge is brewed by Molson Coors in Golden, Colorado.

What is a good alternative to Coors Edge?

If you can’t find Coors Edge, Free Damm is a close alternative in the same Non-alcoholic lager category.

How do I open Coors Edge without a bottle opener?

A lighter, a sturdy key, a spoon, or the edge of a table all work in a pinch. See our full guide on opening a beer without a bottle opener for 8 methods that actually work.

What glass should I use for Coors Edge?

A standard pint or tulip glass works well for a Non-alcoholic lager like Coors Edge. See our beer glassware guide for style-by-style recommendations.

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