Miller 64 24Pk Cans

Miller 64 24Pk Cans is a 24-pack of 12 oz cans of ultra-light American lager brewed at 2.8% ABV — the lowest-calorie mainstream beer widely available in the United States. With just 64 calories and 2.4 grams of carbohydrates per serving, this expression earned a Silver Medal at the 2014 World Beer Cup, validating its place among the best in the light lager category.

Quick Facts: ABV: 2.8%  |  Origin: Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA  |  Style: American Light Lager  |  Brewery: Miller Brewing Company (Molson Coors)

Production & Heritage

Miller Brewing Company has deep roots in American brewing, headquartered in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and now operating under the Molson Coors umbrella since 2016. Miller 64 is currently brewed at facilities in Golden, Colorado; Fort Worth, Texas; and Shenandoah, Virginia. The beer undergoes an innovative cold filtering process and is never heat pasteurized — a technique designed to preserve a fresh, draft-like character while keeping the calorie count remarkably low. At 64 calories and 2.4 grams of carbs per 12 oz serving, it represents the extreme end of light-beer engineering.

Tasting Notes

Aroma: Straw and sweet corn dominate the nose, with faint grain undertones. A mild nuttiness lingers beneath, echoing the broader Miller family profile in a significantly lighter form.

Taste: The entry is clean, fizzy, and immediately watery — this is by design rather than deficiency. Mid-palate brings delicate corn and grain notes with a wisp of oat and green apple. The overall impression is closer to sparkling water with a beer accent than a traditional lager.

Finish: Extremely short and crisp, with virtually no bitterness or lingering malt. The carbonation carries the finish, leaving the palate refreshed and nearly neutral.

How to Drink Miller 64

Miller 64 is built to be consumed ice-cold, straight from the can. It thrives as a high-volume session beer during long afternoons outdoors, where heavier options would slow the pace. For a Michelada, the ultra-light body lets the lime, hot sauce, and Clamato take center stage without competing malt sweetness. In a Beer Shandy, mixing with lemonade creates a low-calorie summer cooler with balanced citrus. A Chelada — Miller 64 with fresh lime juice and a salted rim — highlights its clean, effervescent character.

Best For

• Calorie-conscious drinkers maintaining a strict nutritional plan
• All-day tailgating or beach sessions where low ABV is an advantage
• Stocking a cooler for a mixed-preference group where lighter options are needed
• Post-workout or post-activity refreshment when a full-strength beer feels excessive

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Miller 64 taste like? Miller 64 tastes exceptionally light and watery, with faint sweet corn and grain flavors wrapped in lively carbonation. It drinks closer to flavored sparkling water than a traditional lager, which is its intended appeal.

How does Miller 64 compare to Michelob Ultra? Miller 64 has significantly fewer calories (64 vs. 95) and lower ABV (2.8% vs. 4.2%) than Michelob Ultra, making it the more extreme option for calorie reduction. Michelob Ultra delivers a slightly more pronounced grain and hop character due to its higher alcohol and fuller body.

Is Miller 64 good for calorie-conscious drinkers? Miller 64 is specifically engineered for drinkers who want the lowest possible calorie count in a mainstream beer, delivering just 64 calories and 2.4 grams of carbs per 12 oz serving. It is the go-to choice in this ultra-light niche.

Where is Miller 64 made? Miller 64 is produced by Miller Brewing Company, historically based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and now part of Molson Coors. It is currently brewed at production facilities in Golden, Colorado; Fort Worth, Texas; and Shenandoah, Virginia.

What foods pair well with Miller 64? Grilled chicken or fish tacos work well, as the beer's neutral profile won't compete with fresh salsas and lime. Light salads with vinaigrette benefit from the crisp carbonation. Shrimp cocktail pairs naturally with the clean, almost water-like body. Pretzels and mild chips are classic low-key companions. Fresh fruit and cheese boards also match the beer's understated character.

What sizes does Miller 64 come in? Miller 64 is commonly available in 12 oz cans sold in 6-packs, 12-packs, 18-packs, and this 24-pack format, as well as 12 oz bottles in various pack sizes.

Is Miller 64 worth the price? Miller 64 positions as a value-tier ultra-light lager, priced competitively with other mainstream American light beers. Its value proposition centers entirely on being the lowest-calorie option in the category — if that metric matters to you, nothing else on the shelf matches it.

Why Miller 64?

No widely distributed American beer undercuts Miller 64 on calories — 64 per serving is a number the brand has literally built its identity around. The cold-filtered, never-heat-pasteurized process preserves what little flavor complexity exists at this low ABV, and the 2014 World Beer Cup Silver Medal suggests the execution is genuinely strong within its category. For drinkers who track every calorie but still want a real beer in hand, Miller 64 occupies a lane with essentially no direct competition. The 24-pack format makes it a practical choice for stocking up ahead of extended social gatherings where moderation and endurance matter equally.