Labatt Sterling

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

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

Pale straw w/ very little head retention. Faint, somewhat biscuity aroma. Extremely light & watery feel. Bland but clean flavour w/ almost no aftertaste. Inoffensive, really, but nothing more.

Ohh no. I can't tell the difference between any of thses low carb beers to be honest. All I get is a slightly sweet taste with loads of carbonation, and a minimally hoppy aroma. When I say minimal I mean minimal. Only thing about this neet that is good is that you can drink 6 and feel like you haven't had any.

Vaguely resembles Lab lite. Light yellow in colour, with cardboard, apple, and corn aroma. Tastes like it smells, which is aweful. The funny thing is, I saw it on a menu (I won't say where) for almost $5 a bottle!!! Avoid!!!

It gets an extra mark only because it is somewhat better than Sleeman's clear but this still does not resemble beer. Drainpour. Bottle.

Free samples at the L.C.B.O., so it was worth the price, but barely. Chemical aroma followed by flavourless carbonation and no aftertaste to speak of. It's been a while since I swilled anything by Labatts, so I was surprised at how bad it was. Have they replaced all their brewmasters with marketing geniuses? Call it alcopop, but don't call this beer.

A horrible, horrible beer. I now have 2/3 of the new Canadian Atkins beers. Low carb Sleeman Clear, here I come. PS: If you don't want carbs, drink water.

Well, I've got this to say about it...it's not as bad as Sleeman Clear. That said, this beer is fizzy and yellow, light in body with an obsolete palate. Nice.

This is one great beer to get sick all over the floor. It is very waterlike which makes you wonder why people pay that much to drink it. This is the 2nd diet beer product I try and I find they all have the same bad taste.