Labatt Blue Light

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

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

I liked this one for a light still had flavor and aroma without being too watered down a good alternative not the regular of course but a lot better than most of the lights out there your just gonna pay more for this one

Canada’s favorite little brother - tastes very similar to Labatt Heavy. It’s sweet and smooth; goes down well and it certainly isn’t bad for what it’s trying to be.

Bottle. Nearly devoid of flavor, except for a faint hint of malt. Color is light golden. There are worse light beers, that’s the most positive thing I can say.

Pours from the bottle crystal clear yellow in color with high carbonation and produces a med-thickness, white, frothy head. Aroma has no hops but lots of corn sweetness. Flavour is dominated by a light corny sweetness with no other real tastes to be found. Palate of the beer is pretty watered down. Overall, for a light beer its not the best but not the worst but I am kinda disappointed I have another five to drink.

22 oz can from Smiths. Pours a very clear golden color with a medium fizzy white head. The aroma s light malts, and some metallic notes. The flavor is clean, somewhat crisp, very watery and light malts. Unoffensive. At least they seem to use good water.

Bottle at chris o’s teabag for 2009 tasting. Alround rating: Wert, jolly ranchers, thin, overcarbonated soda.

A Mes rate. Bottle at Chris O’s pre NYE tasting. Pale gold with a reasonable white head. Pukey malt, lots of corn. If this is your favourite drink, you should probably seek help. Go see a beer doctor or something...

Pours extremely light with a white head. aroma is corn and bread. Flavor is extremely watery, but hitns of bread and sweet corn and adjuncts