Labatt Blue Dry 6.1 %

Brewed by Labatt Breweries (InBev)
Style: Strong Pale Lager/Imperial Pils
London, Canada

Serve in Dimpled mug, Footed Pilsner, Lager glass, Stein

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341 ml bottle from convenience store in Levis, QC. Pours a clear lightish yellow gold with white cap. Vegetal corny aroma with some half decent grassiness thrown in. Sweet corn and grains in the flavour with little of the hoped for grassy bitterness but alcohol reasonably apparent. Quite fizzy. There are worse macros but this is still very bad.

pours a pale yellow colour with a white head that quickly fades into nothingness. not much in the aroma. straw, grass, corn, typical macro. taste is terrible. especially if even slightly warmed. this beer is what most of my friends drink, and swear by. a disgusting beer if i’ve ever had one!

Pours pale gold into a shaker. White crackling head recedes to whisper rim. Sweet corn aromas. Crisp and sour upfront turning to a sharp, slightly pleasant alcohol burn before the lasting sour malt finish.

Pours a golden yellow color. Aromas of corn, grains, and a little hops. Flavor is smooth grainy with a detectable hop presence, finishes with a sweetness.

12oz - Purchased at gas station after a Habs game. I liiked it more than the straight up Blue, and if it was a higher percent I didn’t notice. Good, fresh beer with more intrigue than most American macrobrews.

Golden yellow colour with a little white head that goes into a faint lace around the edge of the glass. Aroma is sweet and grassy. The flavour is sweet and grassy as well. Sugar water palate.

Bottle: Poured a golden yellow color lager with a small bubbly white head with no retention. Aroma of adjunct is quite powerful and repulsing. Taste is sweet with some foul adjunct and corn traces. Worse then I had imagined and way worse then the regular Blue.

Yellow body with a tiny white head. Alcoholic grainy high gravity brew smell. Sweet dilute grain flavour, light alcohol and dilute grains. Average to thin palate. Poor.

Thanks Len Senior! Pours golden yellow with a blast of short lived white froth. End result is a thin layer of foam and a fine ring around the collar. Aromas are canned cream corn, lettuce, the vegetable isle at Loblaws, old fading hops. Tastes sweet and distantly hoppy, stale corn and paper as well. Not my cup of..........well.........beer. Finishes watery with lots of booze. Wow, what a shame its brewed a block from my house and I can’t get it.

What can I say about this beer that express my real emotion...this is pure crap...I don’t believe that people are still drinking this shit. For sure it cost less...but I believe that you need to pay for quality, you have one life to live, don’t lose your time with those kind of beer.