Disclaimer: this beer was consumed after a hot day working in the yard. After losing so much hydration from sweat and needing both water and carbohydrates, Miller High Life Light tasted like sweet heaven. However, if given this bright clear yellow watery beer in any other circumstances, I would probably decline the corn, grain, and cardboard dullness that it is. Lesson learned: only drink this beer under appropriate circumstances.

A watered down high life. Yellow with a pretty foamy head. Not much taste beyond the corn and alcohol.

Pale yellow with a fluffy white head. Smells and tastes of corn and water.

I’m almost always in the mood to live the High Life. But, on rare occasions, I like to take it down a notch - to the Pretty High Life, if you will. On such occasions, I reach for Miller High Life Light. It’s a light (duh) brew, in body, color, and taste. As far as lights go, High Life Light is quite good.

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