Labatt Blue

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

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Shaker

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Bottle. Pours light yellow with minimal white head. Smells slightly spicy lager. Tastes amazingly like nothing. Just a touch of wheat. Not much.

I needed to get a cheap beer and I always heard that Labatt was one of the better ones. It really isn’t - the aftertaste is chemical-like and generally unpleasant. What you want out of a cheap macro beer is for it to go down easy and this didn’t fill that need - just pay the extra $3 for Corona and avoid the sickly finish.

Bottle. Pours a clear pale straw yellow body with a small fizzy white head that faded to a thin ring very quickly. The nose is pretty much just corn syrup sweetness and not a whole lot else. The flavor is pretty sad, a hefty dose of corn syrup sweetness with a wet soggy grain finish. No bitterness to speak of in any sense. Light bodied, super fizzy, and a bit sticky on the finish. This is even worse than I was expecting.

Pours clear light yellow. Tastes a lot like Miller High Life, especially the sweet corn aftertaste. Typical macro lager, not bad on a hot day.

Pours a clear pale yellow, with a thin head that quickly disipates. The aroma is of saw dust, skunky malts. Tasting notes include corn, cereal, metallic, with a very watery finish. Good beer for camping trips, but other than that this beer is alcoholic skunk water.

Bud Light From Canada, eh? Standard Marco brew. Pale yellow, minimal head, some lacing. Light sweet taste. No bitterness no hops. Tasteless, does not leave anything on palate or as an aftertaste. Might as well be drinking water. Best enjoyed if it falls into one of the following categories: Free or you are really desperate to quench your thirst and facing some tough choices. Pass it...

Labatt Blue is much better than any Bud or Miller product. With that said it is a simple pale lager that is mostly hopped and malted water. Yellow and clear on the pour. Corn and hay on the nose. Mild bitter finish.

A - Pours a clear golden ambe Q - Malts, alcohol, hops. Beer. T - Malts, alcohol, toastiness, a certain chewy muskiest.

Ahh, Canadian Beer. Color: clear golden yellow with foamy white head. Smell: slight fruity, hay, bready, sour. Taste: little sweetness and then the bread/yeasty flavor picks up. Aftertaste: short, with some light fruity/sweet notes. One of the better built macro brew beers.

Watery yellow, little to no head Smells like faint malt Taste is very faint, and watery