Labatt Blue Light

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

Is this even beer. It contains that stale, soap and boiled malt combination of flavors that I taste in every Macro. Sometimes, I think I’m better off just drinking juice when there’s nothing else to offer as far as beer. Anyway... the bottle was highly carbonated and I didn’t taste any hops. It was far unbalanced.

I pretty standard light beer. It still has somewhat of that Labatt Blue taste. I didn’t think it was that bad.

Bottle. Light gold. Aroma features a generous dose of grain and malt – unusual for a macro light. Near flavourless, with minor grain and hop and a watery finish. Nothing here, but could have been worse.

24oz Can: Completely lucid yellow/golden with the macro white-film. Stale husk aroma, complete adjunct waste. The fizzy body actually has a hint of straw in the flavor, but it’s accompanied by that sweet corn character that bad Pale Lagers usually have. Not the worst out there, but extremely horrid.

Smells grassy, some bitter hop notes. Tastes fairly standard, better than most light beers. Not bad

light version of blue, very bubbly and dry. i think it has more flavor than most other light beers, but it’s still your standard watery corn malt taste.

340 ml bottle. M75 0459. Usually there’s a "Union Made" stamp on Canadian biere bottles but this one does not seem to have one. Pours bronze-yellow with a lot of sparkling carbonation. Smells a tad grassy but also kind of fresh. Light mouth feel. A little watery. It’s actually a pretty good light.

It was certainly refreshing, like all light beers aim for. Honestly better than expected, I think I might prefer it slightly to the normal Labatt...