Labatt Blue

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

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

Pours crystal clear gold with a short white head that didn’t produce lacing. The aroma was malty, somewhat corny. The flavor follows suit with some dry graininess that produced an uncomfortable flavor, finish and mouthfeel.

Bottle - Pours a light golden color with a small white. Light lacing. Aroma is light grain and herbal hops. Flavor is much of the same. This and Molson Canadian seem to be the BMC of choice in the Buffalo area. There is nothing really special about this beer, but it was easy to drink while I was in Buffalo. Worth a try.

This is the Pabst Blue Ribbon of Canada. No flavor, character, or anything worthy of speaking of. Perhaps okay at a frat party, or anywhere else cheap, weak beer is appreciated. In other words, a waste of time, unless there’s nothing else around.

Bottle 355ml. Bath Rd. Smokey malt hop aroma. Clear yellow colour with great head and lacing. Bitter malt hop flavour with stale aftertaste. Fizzy palate.

What can I say, I needed an Ontario rating. Not this is bad, (especially in 105 California heat) but it is a bit more bitter than Coor’s Light (my light beer standby) and very watery.

The old joke about comparing this to a Canadian making love in a canoe was made for this urine. The only things worse from Canada are Celine Dion and Labatt’s Ice.

12oz bottle: pours golden brown with white head, aroma of malt, flavor hint of malt and lots of water, i buy pale lagers expecting something new and it always seems to be the same.

Wait a sec --- Mom said if you cant say something good.... I used to really like this beer some decades ago. Very mild slightly sweet bland brew. Light almost white head with no lace. Light golden color. Decent carbonation and body. Kind of heavy in the adjunct department though. I feel a splitting headache coming on. In spite a alla that, not bad.