Lakeport Ice

Brewed by Lakeport (Labatt - InBev)
Style: Pale Lager
Hamilton, Canada

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

Originally rated June 2006. Lakeport Ice pours a golden colour with a hue of copper. The white head is small, but stays a while and leaves some lacing. Heavily carbonated with a big grainy scent and light chemicals. Watery mouthfeel with a mild syrup feel. Grainy cereal taste with a decent grass finish. No burn and easy to drink. An ice swill with some little character, above the normal ice macros.

341ml bottle. Not bad for the price, higher ABV than most buck-a-beers. Sharper taste than the Lakeport Honey Lager.

aroma of cooked vegetables, corn, and rotten grass. Flavour is just as bad. jesus this is awful,

cheap not as bad as led on to be, the extra alcohol level is not really noticeable taste wise especially for an ice beer. An alright alternative if you are short on cash

355 ml can. Oh the beers you run into at university. The extra alcohol isn’t really noticeable, but this stuff is just harsh because of it’s taste. I think the only excuse for drinking this is the extra alcohol and you’re a poor university student... I’ll give it an equal rating to the standard lakeport as it tastes worse, but the alcohol gives it the slightest bump.

i think the only reason people drink this beer is because its dirt cheao and has 5.5% alc. its ok for a a ice beer looks nice with a short lasting head smells kinda fruity with a harsh alcohol smell, first few sips have a weird aftertaste ue to the extra alcohol, but with any beer it grows on you, good for the $$$$.

Not good, but it will get you drunk. On par with all the other ICE brands, not as good as Labatt’s, but why else would you drink an ice beer, other than to get wrecked quickly?

UPDATED: MAR 2, 2010 Compared to other ICE type beers, this is an OK bargain because it gets you loaded. On the other hand, theres really nothing else enjoyable about this at all. And it better be ice cold!