Miller Lite Beer Review (#8)

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Welcome back readers! If you can remember, the last beer I reviewed was Yuengling Light. So, for this review, I am going to stick with light beers and review Miller Lite. Although Miller Lite is not one of my top choices, it is a very popular beer, which deserves a review. Miller Lite was introduced in 1973 by the Miller Brewing Company. The beer is considered by some to be the first largely sold light beer.

For starters, let’s look at some of the nutritional facts for Miller Lite. Miller Lite is one of the healthier Lite beers on the market. For every twelve ounces, Miller Lite contains 3.2 grams of carbs, 96 calories and 4.2 percent alcohol. The alcohol percentage is about even with other light beers, but the carb intake comes in slightly lower than some of the other preferred beers.

Alright, now let’s look at some pricing points for Miller Lite. Miller Lite is offered in your typical twelve packs and thirty packs. Miller Lite can also be purchased in 16-ounce cans in nine packs or sixteen packs. For your typical twelve pack, you are looking at a price of around $9.99. If you are more the type of person who likes thirty packs, the cost will be about $18.99. The 16-ounce cans or aluminum bottles will vary on price based on store, but they are around $12.99 for a nine pack of Miller Lite. Like usual, I have found that the cheapest places to buy Miller Lite are your typical grocery stores like Kroger.

Now, let’s compare Miller Lite to a couple other light beers. First, let’s compare it to Bud Light. Bud Light has the same alcohol percentage per twelve ounces. However, the carbs and calories are slightly higher than Miller Lite. Bud Light has 110 calories and 6.6 grams of carbs for every twelve ounces. Bud Light is has about 3 grams more of carbs and about 14 more calories, so Miller Lite may be a better choice if you are a health conscious consumer.

The next beer I will compare to Miller Lite is Coors Light. Coors Light has the same ABV of 4.2 percent, but it has more calories and slightly higher carbs. You get about 6 more calories and 2 more grams of carbs than Miller Lite. Coors Light is a closer alternative to Miller Lite than Bud Light is, but Miller Lite remains the healthier choice.

Overall, I am not a huge fan of the Miller Lite taste. To me, it seems more bitter than other light beers, but you may like it. Next shopping trip pick yourself up a twelve pack or a single beer and give it a taste. That’s about it for this review, so I’ll see you all online for the next review.

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