Miller Chill Chelada Style

OK, this beer is hard to rate, because it does taste pretty good, but it is not much of a beer. It tastes strongly of lime, like a half a lime was squeezed in there, with alot of carbonation and some pale malt in the background. Aroma is all lime, maybe a little pale malt. Pours a pale straw color with a fizzy head that dissipates and leaves nothing behind. Without the lime taste this would probably be just a really plain crappy light beer.

The aroma isnt too bad, lots of lime. The flavor is barely beer like with a ton of lime. Strange, wouldnt drink it again.

Not the worst but more of a novelty beer. The salt and lime is very muted but to me it does taste better than miller lite.

the aroma was the only thing this crap has going for it. st pattys green with tastes of cheap margareitta mix. one sip and down the drain....

poured a pale yellow/gold with a touch of green. moderate frothy head. smelled strongly of lime. the taste was lime and salt, as if someone poured a margarita into about 20 ounces of water....and took out the tequila. mouthfeel was pleasant. aftertaste was unpleasant. overall, it’s better than most any macro i’ve ever had, and oddly refreshing. It would honestly go well with spicy mexican food or wings. If you are looking for a beer-drinker’s beer, this isn’t it. But for the masses, it sure as hell beats the rest of the retarded college kid lagers.

Not good. Bought a six-pack on a whim after riding for ~8 hours on a motorcycle in the heat and sun of Central Illinois. Made me want to get back on the bike, sore ass, sunburn and all. You can smell the lime and you can taste the salt -- would that it were the other way ’round.

Pours like piss through a moldy jock strap, an oddly radioactive looking pale yellow. Tastes like a piss poor margarita gone wrone. Weak. Mostly tasting like lime flavored jolly ranchers, with a bit of salty aftertaste--like the remnants of a nose bleed. Hell, how can they even call this beer? One shudders to consider that it isn’t even the worst light brew out there...

if it tasted like real light beer, if it tasted like real limes, if the "lime" wasn’t stronger than a lime could possibly be, if the salt wasn’t included at all as that doesn’t go in beer that already doesn’t taste like REAL limes. if it wasn’t for all these things, it could of been a true version of a chelada, something that wasn’t good to begin with.