Lakeport Pilsener

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

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

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this beer was bad. I didnt take the time to take it apart, because doing so would piss me off, and beer is supposed to make you happy, not pissed. Seriously though, when you crave beer like a MoFo and this is the only beer around, and you quit after 4 sips, you know its bad...especially when you fully enjoy a $6 Petco Park Budweiser a few hours later.

355ml can pours a pale straw color with a finger of white head that settles quickly and leaves no lacing. Aroma is cheap grains and hops. Taste is light malty sweetness with a terrible hoppy bitter aftertaste. Easy to drink, but certainly not enjoyable.

Ooh yeah, nothing better than a macro-brewed pilsner!!! I can’t believe I keep finding new ones in the same damned cities! w00t!! Has a bright yellow body and small light and foamy head. Light cardboard aroma. Flavour is bread, armpit, sand. Dry finish. Just about what you’d expect - bad, but not awful. I think that’s a compliment!

Originally rated December 2005. OK. This beer spells more popcorn, than pilsener. It pours a golden colour with a small head and lacing. The nose is malty with some notes of corn. Water mouthfeel that is crisp. The taste has a slight bite at first with some bitterness, but then leads into the major corn dish. When a burp comes out, that is when you feel the popcorn effect... you can even taste the butter on it.

Can - another what the heck. Pours goldish yello, massive white head that settles to white lacing. No real smell to speak off - taste is ok when cold but nothing really comes to the forfront - inoffensive from start to finish is probably the best that can be said - and considering that some beers are drain pours at least this is drinkable (although I wouldn’t want to drink it anything but cold :).

Smells like a cheap beer but it has no taste and is really easy to drink when its cold.

Pale straw colored pour. The aroma has a bit of straw aroma. No real hoppiness at all. It tastes like all-malt, but the beer is pretty bland in and of itself. Meh.

can. Poured clear amber with a white head. Light grainy malt aroma. Cereal grain flavour, a little dry. Nothing special, typical buck a beer character.

341 ml bottle in the singles basket at LCBO, served almost cold in a tulip glass.

App.: Clear light golden with a so-so white foam. Aroma: Cooked grains /cereals, a slight vegetal note?, a touch of vague fruitiness and a touch of vague hopiness (awww, it matches). Palate: Medium body, medium carbonation. Flav.: Pretty lacklustre, to say the least; weak cereal/grain and fruitiness, no discernable hop presence; dry with no bitterness to speak of and a fairly flat, very slightly fruity finish.

I’ll taker a Laker, should I wind up in Hell with only those two choices...

This beer has decent flavour and I do enjoy sitting back and having a lakeport once in a while

Can- Pours a light golden color with a head that fades quickly. Light grain aroma with a hint of sweetness. Generic, unoffensive beer, clean finish. Light body fairly smooth. Better than I expected. Good for more than one and can’t beat the price.