Miller Lite

a 0.5 is way to high for this very terrible tasteing water this dawg doesn’t drink lite

First off, you guys/gals need to remember you are judging the beer, to see if it is true to the style, not personal preferance. And, this is a light American macro lager. Not what I drink, haven’t had a "light" beer for years, but, decided to give it a go. On tap, served in a frosted mug. Typical appearence, maybe a shade "darker" than Bud light. White fizzy head. Aroma: Not much, some corn, some malt Taste: Again, not much. Nothing offensive. If you look deep, you can taste a bit of light toasted malt, and a trace, slight trace of pine/citrus. Again, these beers are built to be flavorless, and colorless. Remember this when you review.

Nothing Great. Pours light gold with a very thick head. Has a grassy dull aroma to. Minimal hoppiness with a watery flavor. Blunt finish. Not a great product here. Find more taste in bud light.

This actually wasn’t so bad. I have very limited experience with macro lagers (I’m rare, I know) and this was available at a company function, so I figured, heck, it’s free, why not try it? Sure, it doesn’t have much taste. But it actually tasted like beer, even though the flavor was very "tame" (to but it nicely). This was actually better than the Budweiser I had a few months back. Some beerlike flavor, a little beer color, even a small head. The mouthfeel was smooth (but then again, water is like that). Don’t get me wrong, I’d never have it again and would rather drink water, but at least it wasn’t offensive.

While much better than many of the other macro-brews (Bud light and Coors light) drinking Mller Lite in close proximity to a good beer shows how disappointing American lagers can be.

I prefer this out of the super macros but still crap. But will take this before a super shitty micro

This beer is overrated. Miller should put more time into their beer then they do their commercials. This beer is over carbonated. I find myself burping constantly. Way to gassy. Probably the worst miller product.

This is an example of standard American beer. Clear and lacking body and flavor, it is easy to drink and a favorite of the masses, but not for the more educated beer fans. I blame this beer for stunting the beer education of more people than any other.