Labatt Blue

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

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

Pale yellow with a fizzy white head. Faint grain and malt aroma and taste without much else going on. Pretty boring.

Pours a classic golden color with white head. Not a lot of complications here, it’s just a regular lager beer. Still it is fairly drinkable and smooth, and I like this one more than most non-micros.

clear piss color, moderately fruity aroma with a slightly stale finish, light sweet taste, with a skunky finish

Light straw color; Light to medium body; Aroma and flavor of malt, light hops, and grain; Fairly bland; Not bad overall - average lager for me.

Our playing golf and drinking to help with the play. Straw gold with a thin white head. Semi skunk smell with corn and grain. Taste is a little sweet malt, grain and corn. Light and crisp on the palate.

I liked this beer, though it did have a bit of a hard bite with some acidic tendencies and was a little too fizzy. Bright gold color.

Bottle. Pours a pale gold color with a sizable fluffy white head. Aromas of sour yeast, apple, and a touch of sweet malt. Flavors of sugar, tart apple, and weak malt; almost no hop presence. Decent, I suppose.

Bottle. Pale yellow, white head. Tasted like your standard mass-produced lager, but finished bitter in a way that wasn’t bad. Better than our big 3 in the states, but that doesn’t say much.