EricE (446), Fairfax, Virginia, USA Apr 11, 2008 I have been drinking good beer for several years and started rating several months ago. I decided to return to my roots for rating number 100; those years in college of drinking the cheap stuff. So I went to happy at a local bar, explained the situation and received a blank stare from the server, "You’re 100th rating is going to be a pint of Miller Lite at Applebee’s in College Park, Maryland?" I carefully evaluated my pint, scribbled some notes on a napkin, and quickly chugged down the rest so I could move onto to better beers. changeup45 (782), Orlando, Florida, USA Apr 10, 2008 I find Coors Light and Bud Light better. Not good. If you must, go for it but it’s a bad beer. AlcoholChair (10), Godfrey, Illinois, USA Apr 10, 2008 This beer has a poor taste compared to others in its class. Miller cannot contend with Budweiser. esjaygee (1467), Oak Creek, Wisconsin, USA Apr 9, 2008 Very pale yellow with quickly dissipating white head. Weak corn aroma to go with ultra watery palate. This is some awful crap! This gets mass marketed to the public and they drink it up… why? The lame ads probably? Tastes great? I think not… it’s the worst beer I have ever tasted in my life. It was tough choking down a few sips before I tossed the end of it. Luckily it was free. Matt991 (5), Orange, California, USA does not count Apr 7, 2008 Miller holds a place with most American light lagers in being very tasteless. Compared to most other American Light Lagers, Miller does however have a bit more of a hop flavor. The color is pale yellow and there is no real aroma. bluemooner (229), Blaine, Minnesota, USA Apr 7, 2008 Updated: Apr 1, 2009Pours a clear yellow color with thin, fizzy head. tastes very watered down. Bad, even for a light beer. NJJereme (262), Saint Petersburg, Florida, USA Apr 6, 2008 Pours a yellow color with a white head. Has almost no aroma or taste. Mildly malty, maybe corn? Otherwise, similar to water. Light bodied. Hopefully, watching a baseball game will make it more enjoyable. blipp (1632), Newark, New Jersey, USA Apr 6, 2008 Can. Pours light yellow with a white head. Aroma is lightly sweet with a note of cereal grain. Light body, crisp. Flavor is almost nothing, with a very faint hint of malt.
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