Miller Sharps
Miller Brewing Company in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States 🇺🇸
Non Alcoholic / Low Alcohol - Lager Regular|
Score
3.05
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When you want the taste and refreshment of a beer, but without the alcohol, have a Sharp’s. Introduced in 1989, Sharp’s is a non-alcohol alternative to premium beers. Our patented Ever-Cool® brewing process allows Sharp’s to be brewed at a lower temperature, minimizing production of alcohol and giving Sharp’s the great taste of beer.
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2.9/10
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Appearance 4
Aroma 3
Flavor 3
Texture 2
Overall 2.5
Bottled. A pale golden beer with a thin white head. The aroma is skunky with notes of vitamin C. The flavor is sweet with just a hint of malt combined with some notes of vitamin C. The body is watery thin. Thanks yespr for sharing.
Tried
from Bottle
on 13 Jul 2009
at 00:23
1.1/10
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Appearance 2
Aroma 1
Flavor 1
Texture 2
Overall 0.5
Overall Impression: God awful beer, now alcohol free! Woohoo!
Tried
on 06 Jul 2009
at 22:17
2.8/10
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Appearance 2
Aroma 4
Flavor 2
Texture 4
Overall 2
Surprisingly nice aroma of pineapple, lemon, and baby food, with trace green olive notes. Clear yellow with a very thin head. Cardboardy & watery with a slight non-beerish tang. Rather similar to the regular Miller brews. Weak.
Tried
on 31 Jan 2009
at 11:29
4.3/10
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Appearance 8
Aroma 3
Flavor 4
Texture 4
Overall 4
Pale yellow, good white head. Ammonium, adstringent nose, ammonized malts. Very malty nose, with a bit of "crisp" corn and rosewater. Worts. Light and completely watery. Ugh. I thought Sharps’ brewery. Not Miller Somethings’...
Tried
on 21 Apr 2008
at 14:35
1.4/10
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Appearance 4
Aroma 1
Flavor 1
Texture 2
Overall 0.5
I got this bottle by accident. Pours a clear light gold color with a small white head. The aroma was so horrible i almost puked, so skunky. The taste was a watery corn mess with a terrible aftertaste. First and last ever Non alcoholic beer.
Tried
from Bottle
on 13 Mar 2008
at 22:46
2/10
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Appearance 4
Aroma 2
Flavor 2
Texture 2
Overall 1
can - Pours really pale yellow. It doesn’t get any paler than this, folks. It has a medium sized, white head, very little aroma, and very little taste. It’s just really thin and watery. The finish is a little off-putting, but just a little. Nothing about this beer, including bad flavors, is very noticeable. Actually consuming this "beer" is further proof that I’m a ratings whore. Damn.
Tried
from Can
on 06 Aug 2007
at 20:51
3.4/10
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Appearance 6
Aroma 2
Flavor 3
Texture 4
Overall 3.5
12 oz. bottle. Aroma of corn with no detectable hop. Nice gold color with a decent white head that almost laced. Thin to medium bodied. Moderate carbonation. The flavor is pale malt, not corn. Turns a bit watery at the finish, and there is virtually no hop. There’s something, strange veg or very low level hop. Ok to wash down food, but water might do as well.
Tried
from Bottle
on 06 Aug 2007
at 15:45
2.6/10
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Appearance 6
Aroma 2
Flavor 2
Texture 4
Overall 1.5
12 oz. bottle. Well, Sam’s Wines had a single bottle in the loose rack, so here’s my chance to get this one out of the way. Somewhat painful boiled corn smell. Color is no different than the mega lagers it imitates, even has a better head than "real" Miller beers. But taste? meh! Canfield’s club soda stirred with a frozen stick of malt extract for five seconds. Highly processed taste, forced carbonation. If you want non-alcoholic, go to the Mexican section of the store for a Malto Goya.
Tried
from Bottle
on 04 Jun 2007
at 20:58
1.4/10
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Appearance 4
Aroma 1
Flavor 1
Texture 2
Overall 0.5
Sharp refers to the pains you’ll get in your stomach if you drink this. The only saving grace of this is some people actually make a living making this crap. God bless them.
Tried
on 17 Jul 2004
at 14:02
1.6/10
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Appearance 4
Aroma 2
Flavor 1
Texture 2
Overall 0.5
Maybe it's just a name think making me think about it more, but this stuff is sharp. Spikey and nasty with a big offensive taste. Probably was just skunked, probably couldnt tell if it wasnt though. Deeper color and spicy aroma of rancid grains.
Tried
on 14 Oct 2003
at 10:05