Miller High Life

Brewed by Miller Brewing Company (MillerCoors)
Style: Pale Lager
Milwaukee, Wisconsin USA

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Shaker

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What more can I say? It IS the Champagne of beers. I still need 18 characters.... there

Possibly the worst beer I’ve had outside of the extreme bargain brands. Any sort of taste this beer might have is immediately overshadowed by the repulsive amount of carbonation it boasts. This "champagne of beers" is more like the "sparkling grape juice spiked with cheap vodka" of beers.

This beer is the typical yellow of an American pale lager with the typical white head, and the aroma is also not surprising because of the strong yeast and alcohol smell. The taste is bitter initially, but a sweetness does arise after a little. The palate is interesting for a typical American lager, for it has a medium body, slick texture, average carbonation, and abrupt finish.

I have always been attracted to this beer.Great head,delicious strong corn taste. Beer of the working Joe. Sadly, I have an allergic reaction to corn or strong corn products! So rating this beer is difficult.Rating beer is a very subjective thing to begin with. So based on my likes, I give Miller High Life a pleasant thumbs up.Wish I could actually sit down to a 6 pack and test the waters.

Homey don’t play dat. i actually have bought this.
corn filled shit. the price is right

Probably the best beer on the market as far as quality vs. value is concerned. Miller High Life is a beer staple that will be on shelves long after everyone who’s reading this review is dead and gone. A blue collared no nonsense beer for the working man on a buget. That’s pretty much been the base audience of Miller High Life. I keep this beer in my fridge when my wallet gets a little slim or I just don’t feel like throwing down 15 to 20 dollars for a 6 pack of craft brews. When these bottles are ice cold, they are pretty darn refreshing and pair up weel with pretty much anything for dinner. If you like Hootie And The Blowfish, and enjoy wearing turttle neck sweaters, this beer probably won’t be for you.

Bottle. Pale with bare white head. Aroma is flat and skunky. Taste is stale and metallic. Unpleasant.

12oz can, best by 12/31/12. Oh my god, this can has got to be compromised. Smells right away like old spilt pale lager and vomit. Tastes acidic and awful. Made me shudder, in a bad way. Actually makes me nauseous. Clear pale yellow color. Big white head. Kind of smooth, lighter carbonation. Light body. Dry texture. Looks and feels not bad, but the taste is an atrocity. Offensively bad. Drain po’ fo’ sho’

UPDATED: JAN 2, 2013 Bottle, 33 cl, Goa, India. Clear pale golden with a low bubbly, white head and a very cornish aroma of brewing cereals and rice-cakes. No real taste, no traceable hops, no bitterness. Extremely bland. Hasn’t got shit to with champagne - or real beer for that matter. Give me plain water any day.

Clear straw yellow, short white head. Very sour scent, somewhat earthy like wet dirt and freshly cleaned, damp carpet. Fairly effervescent, thin almost gritty mouth feel. Robust, sour wheaty flavor, also citrusy like lemon juice. Finish is crisp, dry and sour. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone