Labatt Ice Beer

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

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

Bottle. Pours a clear golden yellow in color with a rapidly fading pure white head. The aroma is sweet and corny. The flavor is more like most malt liquor I have had rather than ice lager.

12 oz bottle poured into pint glass. Yellowish gold color with an amber hint. White head that disappeared quickly. Sharp alcohol smell. Taste definitely better than expected after smelling it. Better than Bud Ice. But nothing really notable with the taste. A little disappointing that it is only 5.6% when I get an ice beer for the games of beer pong I would like it to be more. Watery on the palate, with an abrupt ending. Overall too expensive for what you get, would much rather have a keystone ice for 3 bucks less a twelve pack.

24oz can, not the worst stuff, i guess you get what you pay for, has a bit of a malt liquor element, a little sweet malt, littly grassy.

From a 12 oz balack can. Ubiquitous pale yellow but a decent creamy thin head. Fairly clean aroma, reminds me a bit of the niagara river and a litttle soap. Does have a tad of that cheap ice beer flavor but much less than I expected. You can only tell its there after you swallow. Surpisingly good lacing on the side of my glass, like the see thru lingere of yer favorite girlfriend. Towards the end it is a bit difficult but yet does not leave its manners behind. Comes across more like a heavy lager with a bit more alky rather than a cheap ice beer. Finish is a somewhat coarse but remains gentlemanlike thru the session.

An average pale lager. Seemed a bit sweet and carbonation was flat. I wouldn’t buy it but won’t refuse a free one either.

Not the worst ice beer I’ve had but still pretty bad for a beer. Nothing really going on good here worth noting.

A fairly generic beer, a little sweet on the tongue. I wouldn’t buy it again, but I wouldn’t turn done a free one.

Whenever the "serve in" category offers more than 3 options, you know you may as well just drink it out of the bottle/can because it doesn’t matter if you put it in a glass. It’s designed to drown your sorrows, one bottle at a time. Not appealing to any of the senses.