Icehouse

Brewed by Miller Brewing Company (MillerCoors)
Style: Pale Lager
Milwaukee, Wisconsin USA

Can: Gold and not such a watered down appearance. Ordinary grass aroma with some alcohol. Very cheap stuff and you get what you paid for. Always feel a headache coming on after drinking a can or few bottles.

Strong beer , cheap, and tasty! gets your F-ed up for less money! You can deff. tell the difference between this and lesser APV brews

Better than Pabst Blue Ribbon. Actually, much like Red Dog, this is a cheap watery beer that is able to mostly avoid that strong taste of adjunct terribleness. A good budget beer for a big party or barbecue that won’t offend the palate (but won’t really please it either). In the immortal words of Dave Chappelle, "It’ll get you drunk, bitch"

there is no suprise that 2 24oz cans cost $2.15 you can’t get a better deal for 48oz of horse urine. it inspired me too visit the local strip club and polish off a pitcher more!!! at that point I thought I was Steve McQueen, in the end I totalled my 99 Mustang, I sure hope 34,000 dollars was worth the $2.15 that started this journey. Disclaimer: My friends tale, not mine

This beer has a golden body - hue apperance and a coarse white scum collar. I have drunk the beer from the bottle and it had no carbonic acid. The initial flavor taste is bad.

Aroma is ok, lots of malt and hops though the ingredients seem somewhat less than fresh. Pours a thick head that lasts a while. Flavor is bad - stale corn syrup and a typical "redneck-beer" sour, cutting aftertaste. To top this off, the carbonation is almost non-existent. However, overall this beer is not nearly as bad as some of the cheap high-gravity malt liquors on the market, such as Red Bull, put out by the same brewery.

Gold beer with a white head. Main reason most people drink it is that if they want a Miller beer with more alcohol content.

haha, it’s icehouse, what is there to say? cool name, might have tasted better if I had it during a WINNING packers game. But for a college-drinking kind of beer it erves its purpose.