I don't like corona. I didn't just hop on the bandwagon when the covid outbreak had everyone shunning them just because they have the same name either. I've given it a few chances and everytime the taste of it is the same, terrible. If I was you I would go with something else, anything else!

I've spent many a summer night handing my Corona off to my husband so he can get the lime slice I just squeezed into the bottle to go inside the bottle to get the rest of the lime flavor in there. It's a tradition honored the world over and I am happy to whomever introduced me to the combo of Corona and lime, but I am happy they did.

I happen to like Mexican beers better than American or other imports, however, I prefer dark beers. When I can not find my preferred brand out, my go to is Corona. It has the good flavor I look for in a beer, and I especially like to add the lime. I would recommend this.

Now this is the Golden Nectar!! Corona stand out from all beers to me because it is so smooth. Adding a lime with a bit of lime salt on the side with make it taste even better. Coronas are the best beers in my opinion especially after a long, hot day.

Corona Extra Mexican Lager comes with great expectations, yet I found it underwhelming. The advertised fruity-honey aroma was almost missing, barley discernible. Moreover, it's malt touch seems to overpower the drink, disbalancing its taste. I also felt the buzz was surprisingly mild for a premium beer brand. Definitely not my go-to choice for game nights or beach outings. Expected much more, major letdown.

These are good, my man drinks them cold, never disappointed with it. He like drinking it with tomato juice and salt. And so does my mother in law. I drink the smaller bottles but over all I would totally recommend it to anyone who likes Corona. True to its word and taste

1. *Refreshing flavor*: The Crown is known for its light and refreshing flavor, which makes it ideal for drinking in warm climates or in social situations. 2. *Soft texture*: The Crown has a soft and creamy texture that slides easily down the throat. 3. *Accompanies well with food*: La Corona is a beer that can be enjoyed with a variety of meals, from tacos and ceviche to hamburgers and pizzas. # Disadvantages 1. *Lack of complexity*: Some critics consider that the Crown lacks complexity in its flavor, which makes it a little boring for those looking for a beer with more depth. 2. *Moderate alcohol content*: La Corona has a moderate alcohol content (about 4.6%), which can be an inconvenience for those looking for a beer with a higher alcohol content. 3. *It is not a craft beer*: La Corona is a mass-produced beer, which can be an inconvenience for those looking for craft beers with a more limited production and a focus on quality. # General opinions In general, the Corona is considered a refreshing and easy-to-drink beer that is ideal for social situations and hot climates. However, it may lack complexity in its flavor and it is not a craft beer.

As always when you’re making a cocktail recipe, alter it to your liking. If you want it stronger, add more vodka (but be careful…knock you naked but not OUT, mmkay?). If I’ve written this with a heavy hand, make it weaker by adding more lemonade or watering it down with club soda.

One of the best beverage that is easy on the taste. It fits for the occasional drinkers or the veterans that have been in the game for a long time. A beautiful scene to see when an experienced drinker shows the occasional drinker how to squeeze some lime into the bottle and dap some salt on the rim of the bottle. The foam raises and urges you to swallow it before it spill out and go to waste. Corona, what not to love. I highly recommend it to anyone who would on to get into being a veteran drinker.

Such a classic! This is the go to beer at our parties for both me and my family. Of course you can’t go wrong with having a lime or even trying this with orange juice and grenadine. You probably could find beer that are a little cheaper than these but the price isn’t bad to me.