Miller Beer (Red Label)
Miller Brewing Co.

 

Thought it was one of their best brews .Haven't had any in years and miss it.

 

Unlike the majority of craft brewed adjunct lager, this one came in a darker hue of gold comparatively. Formed about a 2/5" white head that didn't have much in the way of retention. Aroma was grain, corn, agrarian society type of stuff. Bread being made.

Taste was also upped in the hops department compared to your average adjunct lager. I thought this was a serviceable option. I guess between the more popular light beers, malt liquors and discount brands in the Miller portfolio, this stuff didn't really have much of a place and it has been continued.

It isn't going to blow you away in any particular category, but it also didn't do anything below average for style.

 

 

 

Best cheap beer on the market, period. - Cheers

Just saw this listed and figured I'd do my best to put my two cents in, even though it's been nearly 20 years since I've drank one.

When I was in my early 20's, this was the go to beer for my friends and I. My tastes have since become much more refined, so I doubt I would like this beer if I were to drink one today. I remember it being a lot like Miller High Life, but a little hoppier, and much sweeter. Probably why we liked it when we were kids. Alcopop didn't exist yet, and we hadn't yet developed an appreciation for beer. This was basically as close as we could get to soda and still get wasted off of it. I'm almost sure I'd hate this beer if I drank one today, but since I'm not completely sure I'm scoring it 2.0 straight down the board.