Miller 1855 Celebration Lager

Bottle. An exceptionally good retro-brew. Had alot of the characteristics of of early american brew. Would like to try this one again because its been a wile since i had thai last.

Came across this beer at a steal... $5/24 bottles. Some friends and I immediately bought an entire pallet, and while it was delicious at first we certainly got tired of it after a month or so. I’d like to see Miller bring it back so I can try it on a smaller scale.

Thanks to Bob for the bottle. Poured clear, brighter golden with a short-lived cap of white head. The aroma picked up sweeter pale malts, corn, and honey.. dry wheaty and herbal notes surrounding.. really quite pleasant. The flavor was on par.. pale malts and honey at the core surrounded by dry, grainy hay-like bitterness.. finished short with more of the hay and a sprinkle of honey. Light-bodied and crisp on the palate with nice balance.. never watery. This was by all means a pleasant offering.

Probably my favorite american macro lager, too bad it was a special release. Miller should consider bringing this one back.

Hazy blond color. Paper aroma. Poor flavor, a bit soapy and perfumy. Interrogation.

Bottle. A golden beer with a white head. Sweet malty aroma and a sweet malty, light straw taste. Light body with a sweet dry finish.

(Bottle 35,5 cl) Courtesy of Skyview. Slightly hazy golden with a white head. Clean and somewhat sweet malt nose. Medium body with lightly sweet malt accents and almost no bitterness. Quite drinkable though. 171107

Bottled. Ahazy golden beer with a thin beige head. The aroma is sweet and very fruity with light notes of over ripe fruit and spices. The flavor is has notes of over ripe fruit, fresh peaches, and alcohol, leading to a dry metallic and dusty finish.