Labatt Blue Light

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

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

Light lager. A beer to drink without thinking about. Corn adjunct taste and smell, a bit sweet to start and those lemony/piney labatt hops are just detectable. Light yellow color, all the characteristics of a light lager. It’s hardly offensive, but nothing special.

Nothing too it. Light color, light taste, no head, no aftertaste. It’s hard to say much about this product except don’t bother.

Taste just like a regular labatt blue on draft or bottle it taste the same, better than budweiser, more pricey though too.

slightly better than Labatt Lite, but nothing to get excited about - still not a recommended light beer

Medium yellow and bubbly, like lemon soda. No head. Sweet malty nose. Sugary almost like apple juice at first, but pretty much settles into nothingness, beyond the vague malt sugar on the tongue.

I’m gonna lose my mind if I accidentally lose another review. This one was clever too. Here’s a summary. Not as good as Budweiser. Budweiser’s not good either. Overall, not good and smells strong.

Bottle. Pours like a light beer. Light yellow. Smells like a light beer. Not great. Tastes a little sweeter than most light beers. Nice carbonation. Ok for a light beer. I have fished a lot drinking this on the rivers of Ontario.

Not even as good as Labatt Blue. It didn’t really smell or taste good, plus I didn’t like the feel of the bottle on my lips (the bottle felt cheap).