Miller Lite

This beer really isn’t bad, compared to the rest of the macro-brewed pale lagers. When I want to drink more than a couple beers, this is the one I go for. Granted, the taste is barely present, it is more ’refreshing’ than the micro-brews I have had. This does not leave a dry feeling after consumption, which I see as a plus. The rest of the macros taste like a beer-flavored water, whereas this does have a hint of hops.

One of America’s light beer staples, Miller Lite offers little in flavor or character. The taste is stale, watery and features some lemon essence. A load of carbonation makes for a real fizzy experience akin to seltzer water. Miller Lite won’t impress, but it’s not outright gross either. I’d pick this over Coors Light for instance.

Not much flavor at all. I suppose that’s why it’s less filling- it’s practically water. Pours golden yellow like most pilsners. I’d just as soon drink out of a toilet

Poured piss yellow with white head. Aroma of water. Watery. Great for shotgunning.

12oz can from one of my student’s husbands. Not that she has multiple husbands. Pours gold with a bright white head. Nose is yuck taste is yuck.

Of all the american pale adjunct mass produced overly advertised over priced consumer driven lagers this is one of the least offensive... Nearly water like in aroma and flavor in addition to a thin body and mouthfeel with next to no lingering adjunct in the finish make this a winner among the losers...

12 oz. can. Straw in color with a small white head. Nose is of cardboard, corn, and funk. Medium high carbonation. Slight metallic flavor with notes of corn and a skunky off taste. Who cares about the mouthfeel, this stuff is dreadful!

It’s a clean crisp beer that finishes easy. However, it lacks flavour and aroma. There is simply no body to this beer, much less personality. It’s under-carbonated as well. Refreshing nonetheless and, esay to pair with anything.