John Labatt Summer Blonde

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

Pours golden with small white head. Flavor is light and crisp and overall pretty decent. More flavor than Labatt Blue for sure.

From a bottle. Light gold in color, pours with a white head that quickly disappated. Aroma is grain, faint but nothing unpleasant. Taste is light, crisp, nice combination of malt and hops, but light. Not outstanding but enjoyable on a hot afternoon.

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.

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.

Sampled from a 12 oz brown bottle this beer poured bright golden color with a large yellow-white head that fades fairly quickly but produces decent lacing. The aroma was sweet, sour, tangy and corny industrial lager. The flavor is sweet, tangy and lemony. There is a light yeasty and peppery undertone and a long tart finish. Surprisingly tasty.

Bottle - Pours a light golden color with a small white. Light lacing. Aroma and flavor is grain and herbal hops. There is a little more flavor in this beer than the regular Blue. Not much, but just a little more. Worth a try.

Thick rocky head, bubbly, golden, good retention. Decent grassy aroma along with some corn, honey palate, along with grain, somewhat bland in the taste department, but a gritty feel, some alcohol showed through, decent body, thanks for trade Ron!

Bottle from my buddy Jon- Thanks Jonny! Deeper shade of gold pour with a creamy white cap. Nose of grains and bread crust, a bit of lemon and grassy hops. Sweet grainy taste with some fruitiness and white bread. A bit of a citric bite leads into the finish. Ok. Thanks Jon!