Miller Genuine Draft Light (MGD Light)

Yellow bright coloursmell of corn and grain, slightly sweet, texture dry, carbonation fizzy, still nice in warm weather

Yellow color. Smell of corn, malt, slight hops and some light toast. Taste of hops, roasted malt, corn and bread.

12 oz. bottle. Pours the predictable clear yellow color with a medium white head. Not much aroma, maybe corn and grains. The flavor is again corn and grass with light hops at the end. Thin and light bodied. The saving grace was it was cold. Typical macro light. Beter than the Buds.

Straight from the can at the company picnic. A hint of grain and well carbonated. Better than MGD regular only because it has less of the irritating corn notes. Probably has a bit more taste than your average light beer.

From a clear glass twist-off 12 oz. bottle, freshness date on the neck, sampled at a cold temperature in a pint glass. Poured a clear pale, pale yellowish golden with a foamy white head that settled into a thin sudsy lacing. A faint and clean nose, mainly chalk, corn and cereal. Active carbonation and crisp, dry and thin light bodied mouthfeel. Easy to drink, inoffensive tasting, a bland and boring macro light lager, cereal grains and cornmeal, largely tasteless hops that provide a brisk bite towards the end, and a dry, slightly chalky, cornmeal finish. A safe and predictable tasting light lager, nothing special, often on sale at the grocery stores in my area.

Tastes almost exactly like MGD...except more water and less malt and hops....good for cheap beer

Not as readily available as Miller Lite, but I like it a little more. It has a little more taste to it then the more popular Lite. Not bad for a light beer.

12oz bottle-Clear golden body with a small white ring for a head and an aroma of malt. Taste of corn and malt. A thin light beer. A fair beer for a nice hot day.