Miller Chill Chelada Style

Brewed by Miller Brewing Company (MillerCoors)
Style: Fruit Beer
Milwaukee, Wisconsin USA

12 ounce bottle. The pour delivers a lager very light in color. It reminds me of a sparkling white wine in color and appearance, with a lot of carbonation. The white head consists of large unstable bubbles that begin to break up immediately. The head lasts a mere half-minute. The aroma is a "clean" scent, with slight floral notes and the faintest hint of lemon or lime. The flavor is more fleeting and ephemeral than the aroma. Are there really flavors present? Some swallows deliver hints of pretzel, which accounts for bread and salt flavors. Some swallows deliver hint of lime. Some swallows taste like dirty or tainted water. The finish wavers between almost non-existent and a harsh, almost chemical, finish. Overall, this beer is rather unpleasant, moreso than I could have ever imagined. Half of it was poured down the drain. Even the wife’s homemade tacos couldn’t redeem this beer. I definitely will never drink this again.

THOUGHTS: The flavor in this beer went from 60 to 0 in 1 second flat. There was a bunch of flavor, which wasn’t necessarily great, just strong and then it was just gone. The salt must counteract the sour part of the lime, becuase when there was flavor it was all sweet lime. If you are going to try this one, it is one of those rare beers that actually tastes a little better straight from the bottle. TECHNICAL: Bottle. Poured a light yellow with tons of variously sized bubbles and an average, soapy, white head that mostly diminished. The aroma was light grain and moderate lime and maybe some salt. The flavor was mostly sweet and acidic with some bitterness, sourness and some salt. The initial flavor was not bad. It was mostly lime and just a tad of salt, but then the finish was awful. It was like watered down Tequeza or flat 7 up poured into a Miller Lite. Thankfully the finish was short. The light body watery at first and then suddenly dry. It had fizzy carbonation at first that later became softer. The finish feel was moderately to heavily astringent.

Was given this at a party, and the other choice was Coors, so Chill it is. Drank from the bottle, so I can’t say what it looked like. Smelled like lime soda. Taste is watered down lime soda. Finishes like any other pale lager. A noble effort, and probably good on a very hot day, but nothing to go out of your way and try.

Okay. This was not nearly as bad as I was expecting it to be. With that said, tho, it was still pretty darn bad. It poured a very pale yellow. Slight smell of limes. Taste was pretty much watered down lime juice and a bit of salt. Left a huge lingering lime flavor in the mouth. Not awful. I would not seek it out, however, I would drink it above all the other low end crap out there.

Bottle. So I have decided to start rating the cheaper more mass produced brews. Like a miller lite with some fake candy lime flavors. I hate to say it though it was pretty easy to drink the stuff.

Couldn’t even finish one bottle it was so bad. Maybe I’m bias cause I feel Miller is the single worst brewery in the world but this was just brutal. Artificial lime flavor, salty - hello this is a beer not a margarita, and just plain bad. No self respecting beer drinker would be caught dead with it!

This beer is messed up! So freakin weak, I got it for free at a miller promotion at a bar. Just cause it was free I had it, I would never buy this beer again. My friends and I agreed that this was a girly drink. What I’m surprised at is the alcohol content 4.2% wow!

Eh. Generic. Can’t personally say I could taste the advertised lime and salt. Won’t be a beer of choice again.