Labatt Ice Beer

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

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

Putrid taste in a can. Not as good as the blue. Fairly light and obviously brewed with corn. Better than the alternatives found in most gas stations. It will get you drunk during the world cup game.

24 oz, can for a $1.50 from a Mexican bar in Steelton, Pennsylvania - I aint complaining! : LOL. No strong nasty taste like many in this class. One of the oldest and better ice beers - but that is not saying much. A watery taste.

Terrible stuff, but I guess it serves its purpose: to get drunk. Popular seller among cheapskates and other weirdo’s at my local pub. smells of grass, barnyard, metallic, alcohol. tastes of... alcohol, heavy cloying sweetness, and metal thin feel, fizzy, astringent.

Bottle. Clear light gold with a thin head. The aroma has granny smith apples and a boozy hint. Strange sweet flavor, a hint of booze. Not that good.

Bought this because it was cheap. No smell to speak of and didn’t look appealing. Not much flavor until the finish when it is absolutely awful and it lingers. One of the worst beers I’ve ever had.

Purpose built one-way ticket to cottonmouth land. Overly sweet and out of balance with a metallic grab at the end. Undrinkable when over 40 degrees F.

99 cent 24 oz can with an odd "No ID needed" sale sign. Pours crystal clear light gold color with a fast dissipating white head. Sweet malty aroma, a little skunky but not too bad. Surprisingly decent flavor, I’ve certainly had much worse that costs much more. Sweet malt flavor is dominant, really not much else (which is a good thing). For an "ice" beer it isn’t too bad.

From a can poured a clear golden color with a fair amount of head. Kind of a skunky bitter flavor with a lingering finish. Kind of what you expect for a $2 24 oz. can.