Labatt Lager & Lime

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

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

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Taking the lime in the Corona one step further has lead to this poor beer. Hint of lime is an understatement as that is all I taste.

A : Let’s make a lager for the summer... B : ok... A : And let’s put some lime in it!...You know cuz they put some lime sometimes on the rim of the glass when you buy a beer... B : They do?... A : Of course!! Usually you have to squeeze the juice in, or throw the lime wedge in your bottle, but with this everythin will be done for you!!...Wouldn’t be great!! B : Yeah!!...I’ll see if I can get a few million dollars behind that idea...

<bold>What a disgusting example of a beer.<bold> This is the worst beer i have ever tasted. The lime taste could be acheived in any beer by adding Mr. Clean to your favorite brew. Gross. And you should have seen Colpitts the day after the night he tried this stuff...The poor guy couldn’t eat or drink all day and be able to hold it down. Labatt Lager & ’Slime’ should be featured on www.rateshitpissandvinegar.com. It gets two points for overall, because I have never seen someone so sick off of a beer.

Labeled Labatt Twist. To me, there are two specific joys in beer drinking: sampling a beer that is so unique and incredible that it is completely stunning, and sampling a beer that is so heinous that you are compelled to warn others of its crapiness. The recent trend of Lime beers, as a rule, fall into the second category, and Labatt twist is no different. This is so horrible that the only good things I can say about the beer is that 1. it’s cold ( which, i suppose, is kudos to me for having a fridge and keeping the beer in there) and that it’s 2. carbonated (I guess I should thank Labatt for not bottling flat beer?). Don’t ever drink this, trick someone else into drinking it.