Labatt Nordic

Formerly brewed at Labatt Breweries (InBev)
Style: Low Alcohol
London, Canada

Clear steely yellow with white head. Corn and malt extract nose. Sweet vegetal flavor leaves after an excruciating moment of rancidness. Please no more.

355 ml can. Pale yellow colour with a fully diminishing creamy and fizzy white head. Apple juice, corn syrup, and unfermented wort aroma. Light apple juice and there’s that unfermented wort again in the flavour. Light, thin, and dry mouthfeel, with a light fizzyness to distinguish it from that unfermented wort.

Clear pale straw. Fizzy white head. Mild cooked vegetable & unfermented wort aroma. Watery, sugary feel. Bland, watery flavour of cooked vegetables & green apple. Still, it wasn’t the worst beer I’ve ever had.

Pissy light yellow color - little white head. Grassy nose - slightly skunked with hints of (gagg) pumpkin. Light and watery - fizzy with very little taste. Let’s just say I couldn’t get past the pumpkin. Frick.

Not the best Canadian LA beer, but it’s better than 90% of American attempts! It’s a bit light, frothy and pale. But, at least there’s a hint of Canada in it, and that’s all I need!

Pretty run of the mill NA, average. Leave it to underage kids, women, and recovering alcoholics.

Light golden in color with a small white head. Mild hop aroma.Flavor is of sweet un-fermented wort.

Fizzy golden yellow with a fizzy head that sticks around for a minute or two. Musty hops aroma and some grains. The bubbles burn my tongue. The taste is a bit sweet and a lot bad. As far as NA’s go, it is better than most. That isn’t saying much.