Anybody else really like Miller Lite? (Page 3 of 4)
| Miller lite is my goto because it's less filling and tastes great!! Also has the lowest carbs across the main ones (bud light, coors light, etc). If drink more than a few, I like to transition to something a little fuller.. kona big wave is by phase 2 goto, but I also like IPAs and trying various local/craft lagers |
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It used to be my go to. Then one Friday night I either got a bad batch, or were was something lingering on the can. I spent 8 hours on a toilet with a trash can in hand with explosive expulsion from both ends simultaneously. I ended up throwing away a 12 pack and now can't stand the smell. |
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Originally Posted By Aimless: Regular Miller is a sweet easy drinking American beer. I don't really drink anymore but it was okay. It was unpopular in central NY for years because they closed the plant. I doubt anyone remembers that now. @Aimless Back in HS a bunch of classmates had this in our bio senior line When the wallet says no Gene says go!!!!!!!!!  |
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Originally Posted By MrHold: @Aimless Back in HS a bunch of classmates had this in our bio senior line When the wallet says no Gene says go!!!!!!!!! https://www.alamy.com/aggregator-api/download?url=https://c8.alamy.com/comp/H6PH8N/genesee-brewing-company-rochester-new-york-usa-H6PH8N.jpg |
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Originally Posted By cjjohn: It used to be my go to. Then one Friday night I either got a bad batch, or were was something lingering on the can. I spent 8 hours on a toilet with a trash can in hand with explosive expulsion from both ends simultaneously. I ended up throwing away a 12 pack and now can't stand the smell. @cjjohn 98% chance that it was not the beer, but something you ate or drank a few days before. Things like giardia typically take 3 to 5 days before the festivities begin. Years ago I was forced to drink from a questionable vwater source without filter, iodine, or chlorine. 3 days later I was amazed that I never got sick. 2 days after that, I was a bi-directional fountain. That's when I looked it up and learned about the 5 day incubation period. 
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I used to drink that stuff LONG time ago. Then all the craft beers exploded all over the scene. Loved the extra flavors and tastes that they provided. After drinking craft beers for awhile I had a Miller lite. What a total let down, watered down flavorless just a step about skanky water. There are so many great choices out there for beer now days why any one would drink any generic beer is beyond me. (genereic beer = any and all lite beers, pabst, miller, coors, lone star etc etc etc.) |
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Originally Posted By trails-end: I've lost 50# and decided I need to drink more light beer. Over the last year I have tried all light beers I could find locally, except Bud Light. I landed on Ultra as being the best of the majors - Coors Light, Miller Light, Natural Light, Modelo Oro, Blue Moon Light. Those Yingaling lights are horrible. Most of them taste terrible before I get half down due to getting warm. Ultra holds the taste. I still prefer a Coors, PBR, Blue Moon, or a west coast IPA. I had tried an Ultra 20 yrs ago and thought it just tasted like soda water, but now, I'm OK with it. Amstel Light is pretty good too. Not an IPA fan though. 
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Tastes vary. I don't crap on what other people like. That said, I drank it in my 20s. On the rare occasion I have a beer over bourbon it's usually craft , Yeungling, or a Sam Adam's Seasonal. 
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Originally Posted By Dano523: Some of you guys and your watered down piss of an lager being called beer. Tastes vary. I envy folks who are able to enjoy inexpensive beverages, nothing wrong with that. I think I've burnt half my taste buds off with high proofs. 
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Not to change the subject but I'm thinking about trying my hand at making my own beer this winter. https://pinter.com/?srsltid=AU7gw4XPzPTEgPkGhTpBioTfB_vTHMwWfHi8RYmUxRDNxC7L-x_jD_Uc But, idk if I need to start drinking more. My doctor is putting so much effort into keeping me alive
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Originally Posted By yamffub: If it was good enough for Bob Uecker, it is good enough for me. I am sure its not real beer to some GD'ers but fits in my beer fridge just fine. “I must be in the front row”. |
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| I drink Miller Lite when I have a choice. I'm not a big beer drinker any more, just occasionally a beer or two so my palate is not overly sophisticated when it comes to beer and I don't like a lot of brands. Even when I drank beer often it was often just Coors Light. |
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