Miller Lite

Brewed by Miller Brewing Company (MillerCoors)
Style: Pale Lager
Milwaukee, Wisconsin USA

Serve in Dimpled mug, English pint, Lager glass, Shaker

12 oz bottle pours light golden with a short white head. Aroma and flavor both of light grains and a touch of corn. It works for throwing back a bunch on your deck, but not much there if you want taste.

12 oz can. standard pale lager, with aroma, body, and taste somewhere above coors and below bud.

UPDATED: APR 7, 2008 As with most, I was at a bar with friends that doesn’t serve much so I had a Lite. I was pleased at how clean and refreshing it was, even though it has almost no body or flavor. Its not really that bad, it just has an absence of good. "Like making love in a canoe..."

This is for the lifetime career swill drinkers who instead of cutting back find something even more repulsive...

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.

Definately the best (god I hate to use that word to describe this beer) of the "Big 3"...yellow and bubbly...tastes like ambrosia when you are on the lake and you have six of those beautiful shiny blue cans...

Now this shows how low you can fall. The only thing I can think of that is worse is Corona. Not a real beer by today’s standards.

This beer will always have a special place, first beer I ever had. That being said I have had it since, and the only way to make it drinkable is with lime and salt on the rim. Corn adjuncts with light bitter finish. Not much going on.