Miller Genuine Draft (MGD)

Clear pale golden colour, small fizzy white head that disappears within seconds, a bit of lacing. Aroma sweet, honey, corn, grassy, citrus. Taste is sweet, slightly bitter, rather neutral. Light body, watery texture, lively carbonation, very light bittersweet finish.

Bottle. Pale yellow with small foamy white head, doughy aroma, high carbonation, crisp slightly sour taste with abrupt finish. Another boring pale lager, although one of the better examples.

Bottle @ White Horse, Parsons Green. Pours deep gold with subtle citrus aroma. Has a light fruitiness with very little bitterness. Just about drinkable.

Pours a clear golden color. There’ s an average white head and medium retention. Malty aroma is mild, slightly skunky and easily picked up. The taste is sweet and grainy, some bitterness only in the finish. Not much taste, light but drinkable.

330 ml bottle. Pours a clear yellow with a small white head. Aroma of corn and a little malt. Flavour is corn, malt and a slight hoppy, bitterness in the finish. Light body with watery texture and soft carbonation.

Just gonna keep on going through the Miller brews.
Various times this was poured in a pint glass and other times a pilsener, I couldn’t distinguish much of a difference either time.
The appearance was a pure golden yellow color with less than a finger’s worth of white foaminess of a head that ended up fizzling within several seconds.
The smell tried to have some corn adjuncts but honestly, I barely got that. There really isn’t much to this one at all.
The taste tried to be sweet but had more of grassy, somewhat off herbal flavor to it. There was no aftertaste nor finish.
On the palate, it sat exceptionally light and had a great sessionability about it. The carbonation was there and decent for the style but came across pretty watery to me.
Overall, this is just another American Adjunct Lager to me. Its nothing special and its nothing bad.

Cant at the Cell. Pours a clear pale gold with a bubbly white head that dissipates quickly to the edges. Aroma has lots of sweet grains and corn with a bit of stale bread. Flavor has lots of sweet grain and sweet bread with some corn underlying.

Backlog. Pours pale yellow. White head. Nose/taste of skunk, corn and light bitter hops. Light bodied.