milwaukeebeer (22), Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA
Apr 4, 2008 Updated: May 16, 2008
let those fruity micro lovers have their Johnny-Come-Lately sludge beer. A real man drinks the High Life. Where in the world is the delivery guy?
 esjaygee (918), Oak Creek, Wisconsin, USA
Nov 28, 2008 Part of a six can blind pale lager tasting with Blatz, Miller High Life, Pabst, Hamms and Budweiser. Boy I’ve always hated Miller beer, but was that more a product of their lousy advertising campaigns or me just hating the big guy? So trying this one blind was an excellent way to take the bias out of the beer I affectionately call either piss water or colored water. Speaking off piss, that’s what the stuff in my glass looks like with a thin foamy head. Aroma smells of must, piss, corn and bad malt. Taste of corn, aluminum can (I had it in a glass) and bad malt. Mega astringent, perhaps the worst beer I have ever had. Of course I wrote the review after I knew what the beer was but the comments were all written down before I took another stab at Miller.
benwah22 (14), , Florida, USA
Nov 21, 2008 Yup, pretty much terrible. Although I’ve moved on to greener pastures, this reminds me of the good old days when $20 in your pocket would mean a great night for you and your friends. Of all the budget beers, I’d say this would be the best - although I’d say I can drink roughly 1,000 before getting drunk.
nqualls (565), Tennessee, USA
Nov 20, 2008 Bottle. I can tolerate this beer, if there is nothing else available. Reminds me of the poor college days.
doubleo (966), San Diego, California, USA
Nov 20, 2008 24oz can. Pours clearish pale yellow with a small, fizzy white head, some lace. Smells of skunky malts and corn, grainy. Tastes grainy and malty with a touch of hops toward the finish. Thin body, vibrant carbonation.
jebb12 (12), Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA
Oct 31, 2008 This, in a tie with Strohs, is my favorite American mass produced beer and I give it the highest rating i’m willing to give this type of beer, 8 out of 10. In my opinion there are three categories of this kind of product; the creamy ones (MIller), the ones with a hint of hops (Pabst, Strohs, Schlitz), and the no taste ones (Anheuser Busch). This is definately of the creamy variety, very carbonated with yeast hints. There is a pleasant hop hint in the aftertaste, almost like a German Pisner, better the colder you can get it. Sure, this isn’t Dukenheimer Stout, it doesn’t pretend to be, but judge it for what it is, a good refreshing drink to enjoy at a party in the summer where you know you’ll be having at least a 12 pack. By the way, the commercials are great!
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