It isn't even golden, it is yellow for god sakes! I will drink it at a party where this is all there is to drink, but that is about it. I can't drink more than two of these. If it looks like piss, smells like piss, wouldn't you think that it probably tastes like it too?

eh!

I think that calling this Miller a "Genuine Draft" is just a marketing ploy. OK, so it uses a cold filtering process. That still does not change the fact that it is a Miller beer and not a great one. I do not understand what the big deal is here. You may as well drink Miller Lite.

Good in the bottles, very good on tap, o.k. in the cans. For those who like their beer very lightly hopped. We  used to refer to this as Miller's soda pop it was so drinkable. No bitter aftertaste either. The best in a vast ocean of similar product.

This is a good beer if you are out bowling and the selection is limited. I tend to drink it and feel as if I had not had any. It is that light tasting. Half beer/half soda pop. Will also drink at bars or restaurants from time to time. Not the best tasting, but is good when the selection is limited.

Good beer if you enjoy the taste of aluminum and like feeling like a bloated slob afterwards. I can stomache it on tap, but never again in a can.

A comfortable thirst quencher.

Connoisseurs will hate MGD, but it's actually very tasty, a huge step up from most of the large commercial brands.

as mass produced beer goes. I have to say this is about the best made mass produced on the market. It is a good beer for the price compared to all the other limited tasting american macro beers.

Definately one of the better mass produced beers.  Very refreshing with a little more complexity in flavor than Budweiser or Michelob. The four star rating comes from comparing it to other mass produced brews.  When compared to microbrews this and every other mass produced beer should be poured down the drain.

Solid American blond-pilsner. . .better than Bud but still no better than an average 3-star bitter beer. . .solid college brew. . .

I can't stand the taste but its drinkable.

I've always liked this beer. A nice clear almost yellow color, the taste is crisp with a hint of corn used. A very clean smooth brew.

a good junk domestic. when i'm in bar and feel like drinkin the ol' American urine, i always get MGD when it's on tap. is good Ice Cold.

This is probably my favorite U.S. beer. It has flavor unlike Coors and Bud.

Much,much better than Coors or Bud,and Union Made,too !

If you don't like this you are not a man.

Beer snobs are funny... if it has a new label, you love it. What happened to appreciating a fine pilsner. Oh yeah - if it doesn't mention it in a commercial - you have no clue what it is. Think for yourself... drink for yourself.

This is by far the worst out of all the Millers ! I tried it once, got sick, tried it again to give it a second chance, didn't even make it to the 2nd beer. This stuff is definately for people with iron stomachs. I do not recommend it at all. If you love Miller, I would say go with Miller High Life.

Decent Flavor and good to drink with a meal. In my opinion better then Coors and definately BUD. Good beer for those cheap domestic nights. If your light on cash, big on buzz MGD is a good choice.

This is good beer - the whole "Genuine Draft" thing is a bit pretentious, but what the hell. I will take it over a Miller Lite, High Life or Bud.

Not bad, for a cheap domestic. Damn sight better than Buwieser and the rest of that mass marketed swill. If I'm short on cash and they have neither Henry's or Kokanee, I'll choke it down

This is about the only Miller product I can stomach. Miller brews are so grainy that my gut feels like a bucket of rusty nails if I drink just one or two. MGD is somewhat different in that I don't immediately feel like I'm going to have diahhrea the minute I start drinking this swill.

The best of the domestics, it really does taste like draft beer.

Miller Artificial Draft. There's nothing "genuine" about this crap except the diarhea they put in it.

VERY low on the OK side. Typical marketing applied to a product. Trying to inspire that somehow, you can put draft beer in a bottle or can, and it's going to taste BETTER.

This beer kicks butt

Watery, with a faint semblance of taste to it. That taste is "bad." Swill.

I really don't know what to say about this beer. It's not bad - it's certainly no worse than a lot of other beers which I will happily drink, but for some reason I would never order this beer. I don't know if it is some unconscious vote of loyalty for Anheiser Busch, or if it reflects my intense dislike of Miller High Life (though it tastes nothing like it).

So so beer with some pretty funny TV commercials.