Miller Lite (pack of 18) (35.5cl, 4.2%)

Miller Lite is an American light lager brewed by Molson Coors in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, at 4.2% ABV and sold as an 18-pack of 12 oz cans. It traces its origins to the Meister Brau Lite recipe acquired by Miller Brewing Company in the early 1970s. The brewing process uses an amyloglucosidase enzyme developed by Meister Brau to convert dextrins into fermentable sugars, leaving fewer residual carbohydrates and a lighter body. The grain bill includes barley malt and corn syrup (dextrose), with Galena and Saaz hops contributing bitterness and aroma. On the nose there is mild hop presence, toasted barley malt and faint cereal sweetness, with a subtle floral quality from the Saaz hops. The palate is clean and light-bodied, with mild sweetness from barley malt and corn, noticeable hop bitterness at mid-palate, and a crisp, dry finish.