Beer might seem straightforward — just water, malt, hops, and yeast — but those basic ingredients can be combined in countless ways, resulting in an astonishing variety of brews. There’s no single method for making or classifying beer, which brings us to Corona Light Alcohol Content. This popular Mexican beer is technically a lager, thanks to its yeast, but it also falls within the light lager category and shares some qualities with classic German pilsners. Why Is Corona Light Considered a Lager? At its heart, Corona Light is a lager because it’s brewed with lager yeast by Grupo Modelo. Unlike ale yeast (Saccharomyces cerevisiae), which works best at warmer temperatures…