Mickeys Fine Malt Liquor

Brewed by Miller Brewing Company (MillerCoors)
Style: Malt Liquor
Milwaukee, Wisconsin USA

Serve in Lager glass, Paper Bag, Shaker

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40, paid completely in change. Served super cold. Aroma: Cereals. Not super corny. Not even skunky! Pleasant surprise, considering the green bottle. Really not that bad. Which kind of shocks me. Appearance: Clear, pale yellow. White head that quickly fizzes away. Taste: Considering what I was preparing myself for mentally, this wasn’t too bad. Definitely better than Olde-E. Just cereals; no real hop profile. Tastes like a common, run of the mill macro beer. Palate: Slightly watery, light bodied. Not much else to say. Overall: You know, considering what other malt liquors are out there, Mickey’s isn’t as bad as it could be. That being said, it’s not that great. But hey, if it’s two days before you get paid, and you’ve got two dollars to buy beer with, a 40 of Mickey’s isn’t too horrible.

Actually not too bad for a malt liquor. Has a slightly sweet/fruity flavor and good carbonation. That being said, it’s not horrible but definitely not on the same page as a good microbrew.

I wasn’t sure how to grade this beer.I have to admit, just looking at the bottle I didn’t have high hopes going into my first bottle of Mickey’s. When I opened it the smell lowered my expectations even further. It brought me back to $1 beer night at the club as a teenager. Except... the beers there didn’t smell this bad. Just plain skunk. Now that said tasting it, it tasted alright. A bit sweet and a bit different... but not really anything I’d get excited about. A weird slightly different flavor... what is that flavor... ah right corn and rice. Not typically used to that. I can drink the whole bottle, no problem. I’m not sure how bad a beer has to be to not be able to at least finish it though. But I would never ever want to get it again.

Aroma: skunky. Appearance: pale, clear with a white head. Flavor: corn, light sweetness, lightly bitter. Palate: light body average carbonation. Overall: Once is abundantly enough.

Stubby bottle. Rating #811. Clear light gold color with a small white head. Sweet light corn aroma with a bit of skunk, not that nice really. Nasty skunk flavor as well, not that good. (2717)

You dont pour Mickey’s into a glass (who knows/cares what it looks like)...you drink it from the ’grenade’ and ponder over the puzzle under the cap (appearance).. and then preferably smash it behind behind a dumpster or some other place you throw it (which is what occurred the last time I had this). Not much aroma - grain, but in offensive, which is a plus. Same with flavor - corn, grain, water. Goes down quick and easy (is this not the goal here?) Honestly, its not half bad...

From notes: Poured clear straw color, with a 3-finger white head that was fairly thin. Aroma of yeast, with notes of alcohol and corn, along with a slight skunkiness. Light body, somewhat thin & watery. Flavor of corn, with some alcohol bite to it.

12oz bottle - pours clear and pale gold with lots of white head that takes it time to disappear, leaving decent lacing. Nose is corn and cardboard. Flavor adds some caramel malts. Light sweetness with more pronounced bitterness. Not as brutal as most malt liquor beers but more akin to a stronger pale lager. Better than I remember.

This beer smells completely like the negative alcohol side of beer, and the color of the beer is yellow with a prominent head that dissipates quickly. The beer is quite sour and salty with a palate that’s a combination of a thin body, an average carbonation, and a long finish don’t make this beer one you want to drink too often.

If you are looking for the best hangover of your life take down about 20 of these and you’ll be just fine.