Labatt Blue Dry 7.1%

Wow the varieties of Labatt Blue! Ontario only has two. Sticky golden yellow with off white yellowish head... okay this is getting scarry! Aroma of wet bar towel and grain; rancid grain. Flavour is a swirl of sweetness and grain and crud. The alcoholic finish and syrupy stickiness are most unsettleing ... 900 mL to go now.

Can- Another gem found while on my adventures in Gatinneau. Pours a sparkling gold, with a short lived fizzy head. Grainy fuesel aroma with grassy, vegetal hints. Very sweet flavour of grains, corn, some grassy hops and corn flakes. Finishes sweet and alcoholic. I’ve had worse.

I hate anything that is brewed by labatt and has the "Blue" name on it. That is obsiouly no exceptions. Watery and full of sugar. Cheap beer aftertaste is there.

Jaune dorée, arômes terreuse, d’humidité. Saveur d’alcool sucré très présent. Pour se souâler et encore...

I’m prety damb shure {bassed on taste}this is diffrent from the blue dry 7.1 avalible in 40oz bottles, as this one is avalivle only in 12 oz cans. Nice can. Grey can with large blue enlargments of the barcode. Cute, like it’s serious about getting you drunk. Pours a pale gold with kinda high carbonation, thin head. Aroma is prety malty, earthy, herbal and a little hoppy. Palate is kinda sandy, and a little dry. Taste is realy nice for a malt liquor. Earth/nutty/roasty malt dominates the flavour, with some notes of corn and sogrum, slight hit of juniper and a kick of grassy hop. Undertones of corn alcohol, corn starch, herbs, tin, acorn, golden wheat and just a smahs of potato alcohol. Aftertaste is earthy and boosy. As it warms up, alcohol makes a larger aperance, sour plum makes a shout, and near the end it’s just skany and boosy. It’s a malt liquor, what can I say. It’s a good malt liquor, but stilll a malt liquor. Come is packs of 4.