Miller Genuine Draft 3001

Pros: Clean and refreshing taste
Cons: Not a real beer flavour.

Recently I have been trying out different beers including some of the American basics. Miller Genuine Draft is one of them. It was first introduced by Americas second largest brewer, the Miller Brewing Company in the 1980s in a successful marketing ...

Pros: it's cheap.
Cons: it's awful.

College.

A time of exploration, of personal growth, of testing the limits of who you are and who you will become, a time when the forbidden becomes commonplace. A time of academic learning, a time of forming social bonds, a time of parties. A...

Pros: Smooth Taste Without any Bite
Cons: Nothing Unique; Ordinary

Miller Genuine Draft is one of the better malt beverage products produced by the beer- producing branch of the Phillip Morris Company, also known as Miller Brewing Co. This beer has become a popular product in the Miller lineup. It replaced Miller High...

Pros: It's wet
Cons: How long have you got?

There's a wonderful, wonderland of different, exotic beers out there. Beers to suit all occasions, beers to suit all tastes. Sometimes I like to indulge in a beer that is rich, dark and complex. At other times a simple, thirst quenching combination of...

Pros: $7 12-packs
Cons: Light unpleasant flavor. Overhyped. Cold-filtration was around long before Miller thought of it.

I wasn’t in the mood to review the craft brews and imports stocked in my refrigerator earlier this week and once again decided to pass by the gas station and pick up a cheap 6-pack. In a momentary lapse of concentration I decided to give MGD a go,...

Pros: Cold-filtered, sweet taste
Cons: Flavor could be kicked up a notch or two

I used to have a friend who was an absolute fanatic of any beer that is "cold-filtered". The term "cold-filtered" basically means that beer doesn't have to go through a pasteurization process, while also being produced in a fraction of the time it would ...

Pros: Tastes okay and you can find it anywhere.
Cons: Kind of generic.

Let me start off by saying that I have nothing against American beers. While I enjoy a good European brew quite a bit, I have no complaints about the refreshing, thin-bodied American beers that seem to be just what the doctor ordered every now and again....

Pros: There are blander beers available
Cons: It's not what you would call earth-shattering

The British summer, yes believe it or not we do get one. Sunday was swelteringly hot so I went for a swim where I managed 30 widths without anyone getting the harpoons out (there's a reason my picture is front on rather than in profile). After...

Pros: Better than the average American beer.
Cons: Not in the running with craft brews

Miller Genuine Draft

I was at my local watering hole and a crisis occurred: they ran out of Foster’s Lager, my usual drink at that place.

You must realize, this place has only bottles, no draft beer, and the choices aren’t all that...

Pros: Smooth, tolerable if chilled to near freezing point.
Cons: Slimy, no hops, little taste, horrible aftertaste.

I have relatively little experience with American beer. As a cash-strapped student, when I can buy Unibroue for about the same price as Budweiser, there's little competition. However, I've wondered if your average American macro is as bad as it's often ...

Pros: decent quality, inexpensive, easy to find
Cons: tastes best when very cold; clear glass bottle

Years ago, must have been about 1985, when I was a young beer drinker, Miller Genuine Draft hit the market as one of the most exciting new American mass-market beers since the introduction of the Lite (low calorie) beers. What made MGD different...

Pros: Smooth, easy-drinkin', cheap
Cons: Not as good as micros,

I have a sentimental place in my heart for Miller Genuine Draft. Known all over the country as MGD, this was the first beer that I really liked. My friends tried to convince me that Molson Ice and Coors Light, the preferred beers in my circle at the...

Pros: A true good time beer!
Cons: It sometimes gets a bad reputation (although it tastes great!)

Review of Miller Genuine Draft Beer

I love Miller Beer! I remember when I was a kid, we had a lot of parties at our house, and we would always have Miller Beer on hand. The old folks loved it! I remember at one of these parties taking my...

Pros: Quality that rises above the rest
Cons: Lacking in complexity

I must confess, I am often a beer elitist. The simple truth is that cheaper beers are usually inferior, if not noxious. Miller Genuine Draft is a notable exception to this rule. With it's alluring golden pallor and smooth body, it singlehandedly...

Pros: Inexpensive, is at least tolerated by a wide variety of drinkers, thus a party beer
Cons: Not much hops, you'd better like a malty, grainy beer

While this seems to be Miller's, or rather, Phillip Morris' flagship brew, there is really very little to distinguish the actual taste here from the more venerable Miller High Life. Both have a definite corn flavor to them with a decent amount of malt,...