Labatt Blue

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

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

Bottle. Flavor was malty with cereal and nutty notes, also corn. Yellow color, weak head. Aroma was malty with cereal notes. Slight hoppy character throughout, with crisp malty finish.

Not bad for a pale lager. More corny than budweiser. Maltier as well, cereal-like... corn, barley, not rice as much.

Much better than I though this would be, it has a slight honey flavor an a nice little fizz to it. Mouthfeel is thicker than expected, also. Wouldn’t mind downin a few of these at the rink, eh. Bottle at ABC liquors

THOUGHTS: Very watered down. Not much flavor at all. When very cold it really did taste like water, but for some reason I always think Canadian, yellow fizz tastes better than American, yellow fizz. TECHNICAL: Bottle. Poured a clear, light yellow with a small, white head that mostly diminished and left virtually no lacing. The flavor was not unpleasant, but was barely there. There was light grain and hay; light grassy hops; and slight vegetables. The initial flavor was slightly sweet and ever so slightly sour; while the finish was lightly sweet, lightly bitter and lightly sour with a short duration. There was straw, sour malt, grain, cornflakes and slight grassy hops. The light body was watery and then a little dry with fizzy carbonation and a lightly dry and lightly metallic finish.

UPDATED: JAN 25, 2010 Pale canadian pilsner, white head, refreshing on a hot day and widely available. Good party beer.

Pours a pale yellow. Fast disappearing head. Corn citrus aroma with a small hint of hop. Very watery corn sweet taste. The best news is that the aftertaste leaves quickly. Good beer for your mother in law. Not for beer lovers.

Not bad, pours and looks like a typical pilsner. Nice white head that sticks, good lacing. Impressed with the carbonation. Aroma is a nice yeast/bread thats overly skunky like Moosehead. Easy drinkin’ and recommended. On my buy-again list.

Bottle for the hell of it. Pours a thin straw in color with a fleeting white head and a fair amount of carbonation. Smells of skunky yeast. Tastes of further yeast and peachy hops. Not terrible.