Milwaukee’s Best Premium

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

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Shaker

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I used to drink this all the time at Penn State. It is inexpensive, but in no way a good beer.

Tallboy. Poured clear, bright golden with a short-lived cap of white head. The aroma picked up sweeter pale malts with corn and lesser (but still present) lighter fruits.. gotta say that it wasn’t offensive at least. The flavor found sweet pale malts and corn with hay-like light bitterness surrounding.. little rough on the back with a combination of dryness and prickly alcohol/carbonation notes.. short corny finish. Light-bodied with spritzy, rough carbonation.. quite dry.. beastly.

Can. INoS. Very pale yellow, small fluffy white head disappears as if ashamed to accompany such a beverage. Corny cardboard aroma. Thin bland beer with a slightly cidery finish. Milwaukee needs to sue for this besmirching of their fair city. LCBO sin bin.

Found this awesome beast in the back of my parent’s fridge. Can. Pale golden yellow appearance with a big pearl white head. Skunky watered down pale lager. Flavor is unbelievably watered down with a light skunky pale malted lager. Skunk on the finish and aftertaste. What a piece of crap.

Can carefully decanted into a beer glass while sitting on a nice deck overlooking the Long Island Sound on a nice sunny day as the speedboats and sailboats go by. Pours gold with a billowy white head that dissipates as the beer sits. Smells of apples, corn. some residual perfumy skunky dry notes. Tastes of apples and creamed corn with a light grainy finish. Quaffable for a cheap macro.

Canned (how appropriate): Most bad beers I try to think of something interesting or witty to make the experience worthwhile. However this beer is so worthless it is not worth the effort. Straw color with tiny bubbles and a thin white head. No lacing. Musty weak hops aroma. Thin-bodied and anemic with barely any flavor, and what is there is not pleasant. You shouldn’t even be able to make something this low quality with malt, hops and water. The fact that there is an aftertaste is distressing because it is not an appealing experience. Never again.

Typical american standard, but shows a small bitterness towards the end which boosts it out of the bottom spot.

UPDATED: AUG 16, 2009 Can. Sour malt aroma. Pale yellow with big head. Full sour malt flavor. We did a blind taste test of 15 different pale lagers and believe it or not, the Beast scored higher than all other macros and much higher than any other Miller products. If you’re going to drink BMC products, you might as well save money.

Dull , anoying aftertaste and aroma gives me unhappy toughts . Yet if you limit u self to 1 can you shall survive.

can, golden yellow with strong head foam, aroma is sweaty, swarthy grain, flavor is more grainy corn and sweet