Milwaukees Best

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

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

The pour starts pale yellow, but turns to a beautiful gold colored beer when it hits the glass. It pours with 4 inches of white foam that subsides in 3 miuntes. There is adequate carbonation in this beast remaining to hold a thin film head, even after all that. Aroma of corn and other adjunct grains. Soapy flavor thats mildly sweet and grainy. There is some bitterness, but i can tell if it is from the "hop" or not used to brew the whole kettle, or something else. Flat mouthfeel like water. Drink it from the can like you’re supposed to.

BOAB (beer on a budget)!! cheap - refreshing - cheap. good standard fare for the bbq/fish fry. I like this one as it is a tad bit sweeter than most macro (adjunct) beers.

pale yellowish beer thin white head no aroma worth noting same with flavour

24oz can - pours pale gold with quickly diminishing white head and very light lacing. Nose is corn and cardboard. Aroma is a little hoppy. Taste is mildly bitter and faintly sweet. Light body and thin texture. Burpy. A very neutral beer after a few gulps. A good value.

The cheapest beer I had some summers in the USA. Awful corn beer. I wll always remember a the worst beer I have ever have.

Clear yellow color with almost no head. The taste was kind of sweet and watery. Drinkable beer if nothing else is available.

The beast. The beast is pretty beastly, and not in a good way either. This beer gave me nightmares, and the can was talking to me. Never will be having this again. Bottle.

12oz can from Pick’s poured into a shaker. Pours a clear pale gold with about a finger of bright white head. Aroma of light hops with some metallic notes. Taste is very lightly bitter. Metal with a little bit of skunk at the end. Light bodied with a thin yet somewhat creamy texture. Fizzy carbonation and not much of a finish. Overall, it’s really not that bad. After an 11 hour workday, this kinda hits the spot. I would take this over any "light" beer any day.

UPDATED: FEB 6, 2012 Tasted from tall-boy can into standard pint glass. Poured a crystal-clear light golden color with a huge, creamy, white head and even some nice lace. Rough fermented corn aroma, virtually no hops, faint grain, mild malt, and peppery lager phenols. Flavor was grainy, a little gritty or dusty, mellow with corn-grits mouthfeel and a crisp, dry finish. Bad but surprisingly drinkable, perhaps not as purely awful as I remembered.