Meet the Millers
Miller Lite Perhaps the most famous name in the Miller family since its birth back in 1973, Miller Lite was essential in establishing the mainstream lite beer market as we know it today. Combining 3.2 grams of carbohydrates, .9 grams of protein, 96 calories and 4.2 alcohol by volume, the timeless taste of Miller Lite has given beer drinkers a less filling, full-flavored brew for generations now, finally bringing a heavy beer alternative to shelves with enough taste to truly be considered a brew.Miller Genuine Draft An American premium lager developed in 1985, MGD is actually made with the same recipe as the much older Miller High Life, only treated differently so as to preserve the taste found in non-pasteurized kegs and transport that taste to the can.Miller High Life The “Champagne of Beers,” patrons have been living the High Life since 1903, the longtime flagship brand of the Miller Brewing Company. Not only does the champagne analogy make sense with its “High Life” moniker, the beer is noted for its high carbonation level, just like the New Year’s beverage, characterized by its bubbly composition.Miller Genuine Draft 64 An extremely light caloried alternative targeted those looking to keep their svelte physique while enjoying a few alcoholic beverages. Released in 2007, MGD 64 is currently the lowest calorie beer on the market with just 64 calories (a distinction it shares with Becks Premier Light).Miller Chill Beer lime and salt come together in quintessential summer fashion, making for a light, unique tasting take on traditional Miller flavor, on shelves since 2008.Frederick Miller Classic Chocolate Lager Released seasonally in the northern Midwest, the lager combines 6 different malts, including chocolate and dark chocolate varieties to create this holiday treat.Miller Brewing Company also distributes Miller Midnight, a caramel flavored malt with 5.2 ABV, though it’s only available in Russia. In the United States, Miller Brewing produces Sharp’s (non-alcoholic beer), Mickey’s (malt liquor), Olde English 800 (malt liquor), Magnum (malt liquor) and the Milwaukee’s Best brand of beers, including Milwaukee’s Best Ice and Milwaukee’s Best Ice, though these beverages do not explicitly bear the “Miller” name.
