Labatt 50

Brewed by Labatt Breweries (InBev)
Style: Golden Ale/Blond Ale
London, Canada

Pours pale yellow into a shaker. Bright white head with medium retention recedes to hug rim. Sweet malt and alcohol aromas. Crisp and dry upfront with lasting marshmallow and alcohol finish. Not a lot going on but moreish.

341 ml bottle. Pours a clear yellow gold with small white head. Some mild bread and grass in the nose. Taste is also light bread and grass. Light body and a little watery but a lot less worse than I was expecting. Still not really worth drinking but not undrinkable.

341 mL Bottle. Pale yellow body with a small short lived rocky head. Aroma grassy hops and cereals; rather faint and earthy. Taste is mostly corn with some grainy crispiness to it. Soda cracker-like crispiness in the aftertaste and a finish that is like corn flakes cereal fading to a vomit-like back taste. Not my choice for celebrating a 50th anniversary or 50th whatever.

De toute la série des bières désinvoltes, la Labatt 50 est la plus riche et la plus goûteuse. Cependant, cette Ale demeure une bière commerciale au goût de maĩs. Probablement la meilleure bière de Labatt.

bottle. Poured Clear gold with average white head , good lace. Bready corn aroma. Fruity sweet combined with cereal grain flavour. Average carbonation. Smooth malty mouthfeel. Light dry finish.

Some fool thought this was a great beer and brought it for everyone. I don’t turn down free beer but I’m coming close. Skunky smell and crisp taste that doesn’t last long. Mildly pleasant, but really don’t buy this.

341ml bottle at the Wits End Pub in London "Contains all the distinguishing features of a true ale," yeah right!! Looks and taste’s like a bad pale lager this should not be called an ale

Beer pours a clear pale brass color and zero head was produced during the dump into my glass, massive bubbles keep floating up from the bottom of my glass but don’t stick around very long. There seems to be a surprising amount of hops present in the aroma, I’m not saying tons of hops but there is a noticeable amount of it, maybe some weak smelling malt can be noticed but not to much, all smell vanished after about a minuet. Once again I’m surprised I can detect a decent hop character in the flavor, along with some sweet bready malts, the finish however is a little stale and cardboardy. Mouth feel was another nice surprise medium bodied and good carbonation, not water like most macro produced beer. This is not a high quality beer buts it’s also not crap, great for camping or just getting pissed