Miller Lite

This is beer I grew up on. golden yellow in color lite crisp taste. Prob the best of domestic commercial lite beers. this is the cheap beer I wind down with at a bar, no one hate on me

This is another good example of water going to waste. I do drink this, but only at bars when it’s on special and if someone offers me one, but altogether, no! If you’re reading this, then you must have an apperication for taste so my suggestion is well....yeah.....

Can. Average fizzy white head that mostly diminished. Fair display of lacework. Clear sparkling body with a pale yellow color. Aroma of light grass, cardboard, hint of caramel. Light bodied with a light thin texture and an average carbonation. Light sweet bitter flavor with a hint of sweetness. Light bitter and watery finish.

12oz bottle. Pale yellow, dying head. At the recommended serving temperature, there is absolutely no aroma, but when it warms, a little metal comes out, nothing too bad though. The flavor is curiously absent. I thought I was drinking colored carbonated water. There is really nothing there, bad or good... maybe a little acidity from the carbonation. Ditto on the body. Well, there are no flavors that I really find offensive, but that is the least of my worries. A good beer if the last thing you want is to taste beer, or otherwise.

Filth! Aroma - 0. Appearance - 0. Flavor - 0. Feel - 0. This beer is like all other lights, nothing at all brilliant. Nothing at all in the beer.

While it is the best of the cheap American light beers, that’s not saying much. Appearance: piss, Aroma: about the same, Flavor: fortunately almost none, Palate: selzer water. Just figured it would be entertaining to rate this one.

A - none A - almost transparent F - none P - fizzie O - If it wasen’t for the yellow hint one would not be able to tell it from soda water.

Miller Lite is defiantly the best of the Domestic beers, but then again that’s not that big of a compliment. This beer has a light aroma and a normal golden color with a minimal head. It tastes average at best and is similar to your typical light lager but not as watered down like bud light. Overall this is the king of light American beers, but sadly Miller Lite still doesn’t surpass your standard everyday beer.