John Labatt Summer Blonde

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

Drinkable, enjoyable, quenches the thirst, but I would rather have a Molson or Labatt.

Bottle. Pours a medium gold with a fizzy white head and aromas of grass, lemon and grain. Flavor is sweet and uninteresting... with a grassy finish.

Bottle from Labatt’s variety pack from pat’s. Pours gold with white head. Nose and flavor are pale malt and hopcitrus, with some lemony and grainy nuances.

Clear yellow color with a few bubbles and a decent white head. Aroma of yest and hops, little skunky up top. Flavor of slight hops. Yeasty. Some honey covered grains buried in there somewhere. Good lacing. Smooth but carbonated at the same time. Crisp almost biting and somewhat bitter finish.

I found this beer to be pretty enjoyable for a good social beer. Not extremely noteworthy, but still good. The beer looks and smells crisp and clean, and it finishes thusly. Nice little bite at the end. Its not the most interesting beer in terms of palate. Its quite simple as far as I can tell. No real afternotes or mid-tones. Simply a matly crispness that quickly fades out. Not something I’d be against drinking though, one of my favorites of the Labatt’s collection.

12oz bottle 4/5/09-Pours a slight hazy golden with a small ring for a head. Aroma of sweetness and honey. Flavor the same with some grains thrown in. This light bodied brew was pretty boring with nothing to write home about.

Bottle. Pours hazy gold ith a with frothy head. Smells light. Crisp and refreshing, but light and mildly thin. Tastes about the same. Grassy and crisp. but light and refreshing, not too bad.