Labatt Blue Light

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

355ml can. Very pale straw coloured beer with no head to speak of. Grainy sweet aroma. Sweet corn-like start, grainy middle, then finishes watery. High carbonation, no body.

Like Blue, easy drinking and goes with bar foods. Much lighter and more watery than Labatt Blue. Same problem of a horrible headache in the morning after only two of them.

Very corny, light, nasty flavor. Aroma was non-existant, other than perhaps faint traces of pubic hair. Don’t even bother picking this one up: just knock it over so it spills all over someone’s shoes; that’s much more exciting.

Bottle (341ml). Poured bubbly pale yellow, minimal white head. Aroma vegetal icing sugar, very weak. Scorched straw and icing sugar taste, burnt sweet ’n low, brackish thin watery mouthfeel, harsh, weak, sickly sweet and a thorough-going waste of time.

It is a good light beer. Not much different from it’s original Blue. But it is more watered down. It does have a nice color, and head. It goes down smooth, but mainly because it is watery. It is sweet but quite faint. But the aftertaste is bitter.

This is probably the best macro lite beer around. The flavor is smooth, not crisp as indicated in the description. it is very sweet, and is not at all painful to drink. This beer is possibly the exact opposite of an ipa. This beer is ideal in the summer, served at about 28 degrees.

pale yellow color. little to no white head. dissipates quickly. easy on the palate. goes down crisp and clean if very cold. I like it in upstate new york on tap. wouldn’t get it anywhere else. watery but definately drinkable.

11.5 oz bottle to celebrate the return of the NHL - Poured golden with little head. Very much like it’s big brother. A little lighter on the palate and a little less flavor.