Labatt Blue

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

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

pale pilsner. semi-skunk smell, with about the same taste. No where near a Molson.

This has to be Canada’s version of Miller Lite- what a tasteless, watered down brew it is. Dull, pale yellow colour, aromas of skunk, grain, carpet and wet cardboard. taste is water, grain and grass.

2/1/08 notes: smells like grain and piss. Better palate and finish than American macros, but certainly not worth sipping.

Pretty boring lager here. Nothing to make me ever want to drink it again. It would be good on a very hot day after mowing the lawn, but not worth having at a good beer bar and wouldnt really be good with food. A bit sweet with malt is what gives this beer its higher score than normal lagers.

Not bad for a Canadian beer. Simple and easy to drink beer. Very refreshing but not exactly a "pleasing" beer

bottle. white average fizzy head into golden body. good lacing. aromas o f light floral hops and moderate sweet malts. flavor is moderately sweet and lightly bitter. dry texture. short to moderate duration length. average carbonation. thin mouthfeel. good for mass produced...american pales should be as good.

Bottle, this beer is impossible to dislike because there is not any taste to dislike. Easy to drink in the same way water is, a hint of malty sweetness but that is about it. Might buy again just because it’s readily available in large cases and it’s decent and cheap

Pours yellow with white head. Smells like skunk. Taste is like the true north or so they say. This is the most available macro in the neck of the woods I grew up in. It is kind of a gateway beer. Not bad but after aquiring a real taste, not great. However, a ice cold blue still makes me smile.