Miller 64 6Pk

Miller 64 6Pk is a six-pack of 12 oz ultra light American lagers brewed at 2.8% ABV with only 64 calories per serving. This expression earned a Silver Medal at the 2014 World Beer Cup, validating its place among the lightest mainstream beers on the market while still delivering recognizable Miller character.

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

Production & Heritage

Miller Brewing Company has been a cornerstone of American brewing in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, with operations now under Molson Coors ownership since 2016. Miller 64 undergoes the same proprietary cold-filtration process used for Miller Genuine Draft — filtered four times at low temperatures to capture a fresh, draft-like quality without heat pasteurization. This approach preserves a cleaner flavor profile than conventional pasteurized lagers while keeping the calorie count at a category-leading 64 per 12-ounce serving.

Tasting Notes

Aroma: Faint sweet corn and straw on the nose, followed by a delicate hint of isolated oat and a whisper of apple. The aromatics are intentionally subtle, reflecting the ultra light style.

Taste: The entry is clean and nearly transparent, with a light sweetness that echoes traditional Miller character. Mid-palate reveals a muted, nutty-like quality — a shadow of Miller Genuine Draft's fuller body — kept deliberately restrained. A trace of grain rounds out the profile.

Finish: Crisp and short, with a dry, refreshing snap that leaves virtually no residual sweetness. The delicate fizz dissipates quickly, making it one of the most sessionable beers in the ultra light category.

How to Drink Miller 64

Serve ice cold, straight from the bottle or poured into a chilled pilsner glass to appreciate the straw-yellow color and bright white foam head. Miller 64 also works well in these beer-based drinks: a Michelada, where the light body lets the lime and hot sauce lead without competing; a Beer Margarita (Beergarita), where its low ABV and clean finish blend seamlessly with tequila and citrus; and a classic Shandy, mixed with lemonade for a low-calorie warm-weather refresher.

Best For

• Staying hydrated at summer cookouts and outdoor gatherings without a heavy buzz
• Calorie-conscious drinkers seeking the lightest available mainstream lager
• Long tailgate sessions where volume matters more than intensity
• Post-workout wind-down when a full-strength beer feels like too much

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Miller 64 taste like? Miller 64 drinks very light and watery with a faint sweetness, subtle grain character, and a clean, crisp finish — essentially a highly diluted version of Miller Genuine Draft's nutty, malt-forward profile.

How does Miller 64 compare to Michelob Ultra? Miller 64 undercuts Michelob Ultra significantly on calories (64 versus 95) and ABV (2.8% versus 4.2%), making it the lighter option of the two. Michelob Ultra delivers a slightly fuller body and more pronounced citrus-grain character, while Miller 64 prioritizes minimal caloric impact above all else.

Is Miller 64 good for calorie-conscious drinkers? At just 64 calories and 2.8% ABV per 12-ounce serving, Miller 64 is one of the lowest-calorie beers commercially available, making it a strong choice for anyone tracking intake closely.

Where is Miller 64 made? Miller 64 is brewed by the Miller Brewing Company in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, operating under Molson Coors Beverage Company since 2016.

What foods pair well with Miller 64? Grilled chicken or fish tacos benefit from the beer's clean, palate-cleansing carbonation. Light salads with citrus vinaigrette complement its subtle sweetness. Hot dogs and bratwursts at a cookout work naturally alongside the crisp finish. Fresh ceviche pairs well thanks to the beer's neutral profile, and lightly salted popcorn makes a simple snack match where the fizz cuts through salt.

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

Is Miller 64 worth the price? Miller 64 positions as a value-tier ultra light lager, priced competitively with other mainstream American light beers and typically below Michelob Ultra — solid value for drinkers whose primary criteria are minimal calories and easy drinkability.

Why Miller 64?

Miller 64 occupies a unique niche as one of the lowest-calorie beers from a major American brewer, a distinction that earned it a Silver Medal at the 2014 World Beer Cup. The four-times cold-filtered, never heat-pasteurized process borrows directly from Miller Genuine Draft's playbook, delivering a noticeably cleaner finish than competitors that rely on conventional pasteurization. For drinkers who measure their beer by what it leaves out rather than what it packs in, Miller 64 remains the benchmark in the ultra light category. It delivers just enough malt-derived character to feel like beer while keeping the calorie count lower than almost anything else on the shelf.