Miller Chill
Monday, July 28th, 2008
This is without a doubt the most refreshing beer I have ever tried. Miller Chill is inspired by the Mexican recipe for Chelada in which a light beer is poured over ice accompanied by a squeeze of lime and a dash of salt.
Miller Chill has had so much demand since its launch in the United States through domestic sales that it was decided by the Miller Brewing Co. in November of last year that it would be exported to 7500 stores within Australia. This light lager has a unique flavour which is quite mild and smooth to the tastebuds. A hint of lime can be tasted after the initial tongue tingling of its high carbonation. The aroma is sweet but unfortunately has no lime smell to it and its appearance when poured is a light shade of gold. Remember, like any beer it should be served cold to get the most enjoyment.
Generally speaking I am not a fan of Miller brews but this variation makes for a welcome change. No matter what time of day this beer is consumed it is sure to refresh you and your senses. It was only last weekend that I used a Miller Chill to cure a nasty hangover from the night before and since then I haven’t looked back.
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