Miller Chill Chelada Style

12 ounce bottle. Shaker glass. Pale golden with a thin head. Aroma - grain and a hint of lime. As advertised the flavor was dominated by lime and salt in a pale lager. Maybe slightly better than High Life or MGD, but still lags behind Corona with a healthy dose of lime added.

This just isn’t good. Not a lot of lime in the aroma, but it’s there in the flavor, and it’s seems artificial. Just not something I’d drink again.

This beer was forced on me and I don’t turn down free beer. (not that much of a beer snob yet) I was in a hot little house visiting my folks in SC and found this beer to be quite refreshing. I’d drink one of these any time (when it’s free).

This beer tastes good, but the salt and lime is overpowering and one can’t drink more than one or two at a time.

Pours a pale golden color with a quickly discipitating white head. Subtle sweet malt aromas with hints of dusty citrus. Light bodied with good carbonation. Malty taste which quickly gives way to a citrusy, salty flavor with a gentle hop finish. Although I am not a big fan of premixed lime and beer, I discovered Miller Chill is perfect for an excellent Tex-Mex Michelada (beer, Clamato, lime juice, pepper, salt, worstershire sauce, and tabasco). Try with nachos and salsa, or a citrusy avocado salad.

12 oz. bottle. Pours a pale golden yellow. Flavor: Hints of lime and salt. Not awful, but not good either. Bud Light Lime is better, IMHO.

When do I learn that buying bad beer as a joke, always turns out to be a joke on myself?
Pours a slightly hazy yellow with a small frothy white head and a bit of random lacings... Not the good kind. Somewhat sweet with a light citric acidity and a bit of bitterness. Some malty aromas with some EXTREMELY artificial lime aromas. Short bitter finish with more lime. A bit like a mix of bad beer and a lime soda.

what a thirst quencher. much more convenient than having to cut up a lime and put it into the bottle. and its a light beer to boot! will purchase this beer again.