Miller Lite Blonde Ale

Formerly brewed at Miller Brewing Company (MillerCoors)
Style: Golden Ale/Blond Ale
Milwaukee, Wisconsin USA

Serve in English pint, Shaker

12oz bottle from Skyview, thanks! Light amber with a thin off-white head and a ring of lace. Aroma of miller lite with grains, malt, mild honey and mild skunkiness. Taste is bland with sweet malt, grains and mild astringency on the finish.

12 oz. bottle via trade with Ughsmash - Hope it’s still drinkable. Pours a crystal clear copper color with a 2/3 finger thick off white head. Very light lacing. Aroma is lightly sweetened grain and spicy hopes. Flavor is much of the same. Light to medium body. Not bad. Thanks Jason.

12oz bottle acquired in trade with ughsmash - thanks! Poured a meidum and clear golden color with an averaged sized off white head. Aromas of stronger grains with breadiness and citrus. Tastes of mainly grains. For what it is - a Miller Lite beer- this one was kinda drinkable. Thinner body and tastes though.

24-Jun-08 (12-oz bottle: BevMo in La Jolla, CA) It’s really difficult to pick out the best of the three in the Brewers Collection, but the Blonde Ale isn’t bad for a Lite beer. It’s malty and grainy with a mild hop bitterness and flavor. There’s a little breadiness in the finish and sweetness is kept to a minimum. Light in body, pretty thin actually, but not quite watery. Malty and fairly grainy nose. Golden-amber in color and showing perfect clarity, but the off-white head pours small and fades fairly quickly. None of these Brewers Collection beers are all that good, but they could be a whole lot worse. This one is actually pushing into the drinkable range.

Way to go again, when I heard they were comeing out with this I thought no way will it be good. Good job

Bottle. Pours dark gold. Nice ale smell. Taste like a real beer which is saying something. For what it is, a lite beer, it is very good.

Thanks to Bob for the bottle! Poured clear, bright, lighter orangey-golden with a short cap of fizzy off-white head. The aroma had some caramel and lighter fruits paired with pale malts, but the artificial sweeteners ran rampant.. not good, but non-offensive. The flavor had basically the same maltage with the same un-naturally sweet quality.. dry, grassy bitterness on the edges.. short, tacky, sweet finish. Light-bodied on the palate with substantial fizzy, sharp carbonation.. dry on the back and this fell off the finish very quickly.

12oz bottle from BevMo! Mission Valley. I can’t believe Miller attempted at a beer like this........funny..........lame.