Labatt Blue

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

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

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Aroma of corn and sugary sweetness. Strangely my first taste was cidery, but that fast became an adjuncty sweet flavour. Quite gassy and thin, though with a dodgy metallic twang prolonging the finish. A little different, but mostly the same.

UPDATED: FEB 25, 2008 A decent lighter beer.Crisp and clean finish. It has the lightness of a pale lager but better flavor then something like bud or miller lite. Still, nothing special.

Better than blue light, but still smells and tastes strong of corn. thin head. no lace. mouthfeel is dry and crisp. Its beer i guess.

Wasn’t much of a selection on tap obviously. Poured yellow with small white head that didn’t last. Light aroma of hops? I couldn’t really pull anything from it. Very watered down taste.

From a bottle at Appleby’s because not much else was available. Typical pale lager with notes of grain and some sweetness.

well this one was my high school beer, now i drink it and dont know how i did, so much corn and preservatives just a bland big brewery beer, i wish i lived 60 years ago when Labatt made real beer.

Tap at Epcot food and wine. Pours a nice golden color with foamy white head. Very little aroma at all. Very clean crisp taste, refreshing.

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12 oz bottle- poured standard yellow plus water, small head. Aroma near nonexistant. Hits the mouth with water, a tad bit of malt, no finish, but better yet, no aftertaste, very clean and a bit refreshing. CANADA.... BLUUUEEE!!!!

It’s a sad commentary on one’s beer consumption when one will buy a case (actually a 28-bottle case) for a stupid hockey cap. But hey, now I’ve got a beer to offer to company. And, all things considered, at least it’s not Bud.