The second largest brewing companies in the United States, Miller Brewing Company is a subsidiary of SABMiller. The popularity of their "light" beer, Miller Lite, helped the company grow into its large market share. Begun by a German immigrant to the U.S., the Miller Brewing Company has introduced some of America's most popular beers, including Miller High Life and Miller Genuine Draft.
Miller Beers
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Miller Brewing Company Products
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Miller Beer: Official Site | Wikipedia
Miller Genuine Draft: Official Site
Miller Lite: Official Site | Wikipedia
Miller High Life: Official Site
Miller Chill: Official Site | Wikipedia
Ice House: Official Site
Leinenliugel's : Official Site
Mickeys: Official Site | Wikipedia
Penoni: Official Site
Pilsner Urquell : Offical Site
Henry Weinhard's: Official Site | Wikipedia
Milwaukee's Best Light: Official Site
Ice House: Icehouse. Get it Goin'!
Miller Brewing Company Competitors
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Anheuser-Busch: Official Site | Wikipedia | Mahalo
Corona: Official Site | Wikipedia
Guinness: Official Page | Wikipedia | Mahalo
Coors: Official Site | Wikipedia
Amstel: Official Site | Wikipedia
Bass Ale British Beer: Official Site
Carlsberg: Official Site
Grolsch Bier: Official Site
Heineken: Official Site | Wikipedia
Michelob: Official Site | Wikipedia
Moosehead: Official Site | Wikipedia
Newcastle Brown Ale: Official Site | Mahalo
Sapporo: Official Site | Wikipedia
Sierra Nevada Brewing Company: Official Site
Tuborg: Official Site | Wikipedia
D. G. Yuengling & Son: Official Site | Wikipedia
Samuel Adams: Official Site
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Fast Facts
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Fact:
Founded in 1855
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Founder
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1903
"Champagne of Bottled Beer", High Life introduced
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Fact:
When he ended Prohibition, Miller sent a case of High Life to President Roosevelt
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1933
Renamed Miller Brewing Company
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1954
Frederick C. Miller and his son killed in plane crash
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Miller Brewing Company is a Subsidiary of SABMiller plc. trading OTC
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Fact:
Second largest brewery in the U.S.
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Has seven breweries in America
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Headquarters
3939 W. Highland Blvd. Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53208 USA
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CEO
Graham Mackay
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Chairman
Meyer Khan
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Miller Lite slogan
"Tastes Great, Less Filling"
