Miller Chill Chelada Style

12 oz bottle... has to be one of the worse beers ever. I love a good cervasa, but this tasted like miller lite with lime and a lot of salt added. the only thing that would have made it worse was if it was in one of those plastic bottles.

I love lime and salt, and was disappointed in the flavor. Besides being a little tarter than some beers I didn’t taste the lime, or for that, the salt. Thank heavens I found the Michelob Lime Cactus!

12 oz bottle. I really struggled to finish this one. This is probably one of the least enjoyable beers I have drank in a very long time. I love beer, and usually can find something I like in just about every style I try. That just was not the case with Miller Chill. The dull and artifical lime and salt taste that is suppose to replicate a michelada, has much to be desired. This beer pours to a very bright, pale golden color, with a tall, rocky, white head, and a vibrant carbonation. The nose on this beer is faint with dull lime aroma, and light pale malt. The body is thin and fizzy, with a light pale malt body, with a dull lime taste that is not pleasing. This beer finishes with the artifical lime and light pale malt sweetness, then ends with a salty and dull lime flavor that lingers. I found Miller Chill to be a failure. You are better off squeezing some fresh lime juice, and adding some salt to a bottle of Miller Lite. Buyer beware.

Totally awesome sample from low cut dress miller girl at the liquor store. Very fresh, so it didn’t have that stale macro taste. It was watery and overall pretty gross. Girl hot, beer not.

Sour salty musty aroma. Lime is not as overpowering as I predicted. For some reason I expected something quite sweeter and pop like, like tequiza, this is not. Rolling pour with cascading bubbles. Ubiquitous american lager appearance. Has the feel of carbonated water, quite tingly and fizzy. Certainly is built on a pale lager. More like a fruit beer. Odd hint of salt leaves a unique finish. Not as interesting as I anticipated. Has a craft beer attitude.

Clear and fizzy pale yellow body with an initially impressive white head that falls to nothing in one minute. Aroma of lime soda atop faint grain husks. Faint light beer taste is dominated by artificial lime soda. Fortunately, there’s not enough taste to be truly horrid. Selzer water feel makes it somewhat drinkable if it were dirt cheap which it’s not.

Hold the phone! Forget for a minute that this is miller. Forget it’s a macro. Forget everything you know about beer and just drink it, it’s actually not a bad drink. It’s a light crisp beer of course, and it has that hint of lime (supposedly salt...but i cant taste that). It tastes a lot like a corona with a lime. I’m actually quite impressed by how well they emulated the flavor! And I know most sophisticated beer drinkers will never have a corona, but I do appreciate the occasional corona. I’m going against the grain on this. It’s better than the ratings would make you believe. It’s not perfect, but it’s one of my favorite miller beers.

bottle. first one taste differnt and you are wanting the normal taste of beer. the more you drink the worse the beer gets. very high head. much of the lime flavor rises to the head. get very bad fast.