Labatt Blue Light

Brewed by Labatt Breweries (InBev)
Style: Pale Lager
London, Canada

Serve in Dimpled mug, English pint, Lager glass, Shaker

Batty Blue Light Big Can Recent brewing, happened 11/06 Medium pour in a shaker Poured a clear bland yellow with a large frothy mostly diminishing white head. Smelt of moderate cooked corn and grain. Taste was upfront moderate sweet fruit-like hops (orange, apricots) and light flour biscuits followed by a moderate bittersweet fruit flower hoppiness. Palate was light bodied, watery, fizzy. Overall, as far as light lagers go, this is surprisingly tasty. That’s all I got.

If you take a bad beer and water it down....you get a worse one, eh? No aroma, no taste.

UPDATED: NOV 30, 2006 Good choice for a light beer. More flavor that you would expect from looking at its color. No strong aromas. Safe choice for a group.

12 oz. botle. No aroma to speak of. Pale yellow color. Sweet and fruity taste. Like carbonated flavored water. It happened to be the best beer in the cooler at the Eagles game today, I am sorry to say. It was as bad as the game.

this canada brewis worse than the original, no surprise, its waterered down flavor does look and smell the part but falls short in all the places where it counts.

Pours yellow with mild head(head retention dissapears quickly) thin body, thin taste. Nothing to see here folks keep moving.

Despite being thirsty and there being only this and hard liquor, I regret trying to swallow even one mouthfeel. It has no head, is yellow, and smells like beer and soap detergent. The taste is acidic water. Metallic ugh! aftertaste.Fizzy carbonation, watery.

Bottle, pasteurised. Nice label. Pale gold, heavily carbonised, short head. Thin sharp tinny corn flavour with cardboardy, wet fart CO2 notes. Utterly disgusting. There I’ve done that one now, thanks Andy mate!!.