Miller High Life 2403b

Pros: ok taste, good price
Cons: not too strong

This is a first in a series of reviews, which hopefully will help out those who have recently had their hearts broken and need a good drink. Before we go on I must begin with the following disclaimer. Although a quick answer, alcohol will...

Pros: 0
Cons: tastes like doggy water

Im sorry but I just happened to stumble upon this beer and was shocked to see how "highly recommended" it is! Stuff like this makes me wonder as to the true validity of epinions ratings. From the looks of this incident of abnormal ratings I...

Pros: THIS BEER IS THE BEST BEER I'VE HAD SINCE I STARTED DRINKING! EXCEPT HIGH LIFE!
Cons: SOME PLACES DON'T CARRY IT!

I DRANK HIGH LIFE FOR 30 YEARS. WHAT A BEER! BUT NOW LIFE HAS CHANGED A FEW OF MY BODY FEATURES, SO I THOUGHT I WOULD TRY THE HIGH LIFE LIGHT. WOW! REALLY SURPISED BY THE TASTE. I DIDN'T CARE FOR LIGHT BEERS UNTIL THE NEW HIGH LIFE LIGHT. THAT'S ALL I ...

Pros: cheap,available anywhere, better taste than Bud and Coors products. Very good cold.
Cons: Just an average Mega-brew.Clear bottles which doesn't protect from light and heat.

OK, I'm changing this review. I was too harsh the first time I had this. I now know I bought an old, past-pull-date case the first time. This time, I decided to try it again, knowing that I figured out how to read the pull-date and I couldn't afford the better stuff. The color is pale yellow yes, aroma is of the adjuncts but some good maltiness here folks. Of course, hops are nowhere to be found here. Taste is sweet, with good malts and adjuncts (corn and/or rice) and the carbonation makes this a decent cheap mega-swill.Body is average, pretty thin but this is still pretty good for being mass-produced beer. It's no craft micro, that's for sure, but it's what it is: a decent, cheap American Standard mass-produced beer.It beats any Bud product by a long shot, and more kick to it than Coors Light.

Pros: Inexpensive and smooth.
Cons: Not so easy to find in bottles.

An easy drinking light beer at the right price. I prefer my beers smooth and golden, not dark and heavy and without any funky aftertaste.(see Heinkien Light)
When cold, it is very refreshing and goes down easy. If you like Miller Lite and short on cash, this beer is a good substitute.

Pros: Inexpensive.
Cons: Clear glass bottle may skunk beer if left in light.

This beer is one of the cheapest and best that you will find in your local grocery store. Smooth and with almost no after taste.

Pros: Cheap, smooth, more flavorful than other light beers.
Cons: Hard to find.

I was a miller lite drinker for a long time. My beverage center started to carry this brew in 12 pack bottles for $4.99. I tried it and really enjoyed it.

Surprisingly, 4 out of 6 beverage centers in my area do not carry it or ever heard of it! I have a home tap system and have been unable to find a distributor who has half kegs.

It is very light and smooth. I highly recommend it over miller light

Pros: Original taste, less calories
Cons: Not in bars yet, calories and carbs aren't as low as regular Miller Lite.

Well, I am what I consider a plain old, no frills, no "airs", VOLUME beer drinker. And I have discovered that my opinions of beer and those snooty so called beer conesuirs (see i can't even spell it) are polar opposites. I don't want a beer that bites back, or I can taste after eating anchovies, or that tastes like steeped pine bark. The lighter and smoother the better. I am not interested in a beer so heavy and full of "flavor" that I've had enough after one. No, a case is more my speed and I knocked out a case of Miller High Life Light last Saturday, got up Sunday morning and had a couple more. Now, without discussing my drinking habits, I can tell you that it is my new favorite light beer. I assume everyone has had a Miller High Life at one time in their life. If you like them, get the Light version because it is almost identical. Closer to the original than any other Light beer out there.

Pros: cheap, smooth, very drinkable
Cons: lackluster flavor, extremely carbonated, get what you pay for

The main problem I have with High Life and its light version is the carbonation. At the first sip I had it figured out, it's the "champagne" of beers because it so freaking fizzy. Beer should not be as carbonated as this. Other than that the beer went down real smooth and a taste reflective of the price range, 7 or 8 bucks for a 12-pack of bottles. If you want a cheap beer for tailgating, partying, etc. this would be a decent choice. This is not a beer for a European or expensive beer drinker. That carbonation problem I mentioned will bite you in the tail if you drink this beer too fast. I think it explains people having stomach problems and worse hangovers myself.

Pros: Pulling that clear bottle from the cooler after a hard days work. Beautifully refreshing!!!
Cons: I must hide a few, once I pull out a cold Miller, my co-workers drool!

In my childhood, I'd sit with my Daddy in his recliner as he watched a football game, and I'd take a sip of Miller High Life.(Mother never approved). When I was old enough legally, of course I tried whatever everyone else was having. I found myself more than a few times going back to what I knew and loved- Miller High Life. I met and fell in love with a man with the last name of Miller, so now, I'm like that other commercial, "I liked it so much I bought the company". Well, I can't do that, but I did take his name proudly and had 5 little Millers, now all over the age of 28, that keep it in their refrigerators. The boys have Miller on tap in their beer misers with of course, a Miller tap handle. MAMA'S SO PROUD!!!