Miller 64 6Pk Cans

Miller 64 6Pk Cans is an ultra-light American lager with just 64 calories and 2.8% ABV, sold here as a six-pack of 12 oz cans. A 2014 World Beer Cup Silver Medal winner, this expression occupies a distinct niche as one of the lowest-calorie beers commercially available in the United States, using the same cold-filtration process behind Miller Genuine Draft.

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

Production & Heritage

Miller Brewing Company traces its roots to 1855 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and has operated under the Molson Coors umbrella since 2016. Miller 64 is brewed with malted barley, hops, and corn syrup, then cold-filtered four times — the same process used for Miller Genuine Draft — rather than being heat pasteurized. That cold-filtration step is intended to preserve a cleaner, crisper character while keeping the calorie count to just 64 per 12 oz serving, making it one of the lightest mainstream beers on the market.

Tasting Notes

Aroma: Faint and delicate, opening with sweet corn and straw. A subtle hint of isolated oat and green apple emerges beneath the grain notes.

Taste: The palate enters light and watery with mild corn and cereal grain. At mid-palate, a diluted nutty quality appears alongside faint sweetness — a muted echo of the broader Miller family character. The overall impression is clean and inoffensive, with no hop bitterness to speak of.

Finish: Extremely short and crisp, with virtually no lingering flavor. The carbonation carries away what little residual sweetness exists, leaving a dry, refreshing close.

How to Drink Miller 64

Miller 64 is best served ice-cold straight from the can or poured into a chilled pilsner glass. Its extremely light body and neutral flavor profile make it a hydration-forward choice rather than a contemplative sipper. It works in a Michelada, where tomato juice, hot sauce, and lime compensate for the beer's mild base. A Beer Margarita (beergarita) benefits from Miller 64's low ABV, keeping the drink sessionable. It also functions in a Shandy, mixed with lemonade, where the light body avoids overpowering the citrus.

Best For

• Calorie-conscious drinkers maintaining a strict daily intake
• Extended outdoor sessions — tailgates, beach days, or barbecues — where low ABV is an advantage
• Post-workout or post-activity casual refreshment
• Stocking a cooler for guests with varying alcohol tolerance levels

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Miller 64 taste like? Miller 64 tastes like a very light, muted lager with mild sweet corn and grain notes and a faint nutty quality. It finishes clean and dry with minimal lingering flavor.

How does Miller 64 compare to Budweiser Select 55? Budweiser Select 55 is even lighter at 55 calories and 2.4% ABV, making it the only major beer with fewer calories than Miller 64's 64 calories and 2.8% ABV. Miller 64 delivers slightly more body and grain flavor due to its higher calorie and alcohol content.

Is Miller 64 good for calorie-conscious drinkers? Miller 64 is specifically designed for calorie-conscious consumers, delivering just 64 calories per 12 oz serving — roughly half the calories of a standard light beer like Miller Lite.

Where is Miller 64 made? Miller 64 is brewed by Miller Brewing Company in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The brewery has been part of Molson Coors Beverage Company since 2016.

What foods pair well with Miller 64? Grilled hot dogs and bratwurst work well, as the beer's lightness won't compete with smoky flavors. Garden salads with vinaigrette stay refreshing alongside it. Light fish tacos with lime and cilantro complement the clean finish. Popcorn or pretzels make natural snack pairings, and fresh fruit like watermelon matches the beer's mild sweetness.

What sizes does Miller 64 come in? Miller 64 is commonly available in 12 oz cans sold in 6-packs, 12-packs, and larger multi-packs, as well as 12 oz bottles.

Is Miller 64 worth the price? Miller 64 positions as a value-tier ultra-light lager and is priced comparably to other mainstream American light beers. Its value proposition centers on the 64-calorie count rather than complex flavor, making it a strong pick for drinkers who prioritize low calorie intake above all else.

Why Miller 64?

Miller 64 exists to solve a specific problem: how to drink beer with as few calories as possible without switching to a hard seltzer or non-alcoholic alternative. The four-times cold-filtered, never heat-pasteurized process borrows directly from Miller Genuine Draft's playbook, giving this ultra-light lager more character than its 64-calorie frame might suggest. Its Silver Medal at the 2014 World Beer Cup confirms it can hold its own within the ultra-light category. For anyone tracking macros or simply looking for a beer that stays out of the way during a long afternoon, Miller 64 fills that role with a clean, no-nonsense approach.