Labatt Blue Light

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

Regular Blue is one of my favorite corn beer macros. This is just a watered down version of the original Labatt Blue. Nothing special here, but I’m a fan of Labatt so I think this is better than other lights.

for a light beer this was good, tastes like labatt blue watered down a bit, pours pale golden, good smooth taste, the body is watery, yet i find this beer to be drinkable.

As a light beer, it’s not that bad. During a heat wave, you can drink cold ones of these all day long without suffering much side effect. Tastes basically like a watered down regular Blue, but that’s not necessarily bad as it makes it a bit more refreshing.

This is another light beer that I like beer than it’s full counterpart(full?). The fact that it’s light usually means it has less crappy flavors, so that’s better to me.

Had this one bottled. Not a bad light beer by light beer standards. Not much in the way of flavor, an off skunky taste now and then, not much nose, medium golden color.

Pours a light yellow with no head. The aroma is corn flakes and carrots. The taste is very light with carrots and celery. There is a slightly spicy finish of black pepper. Nothing offensive here.

Pours a white, one finger-head that vanishes quickly leaving no lace. Clear, very pale amber color. Light carbonation and very light bodied. Nose is not detectable. Starts with more malts than hops but sweetness fades to a boring finish. Could be used as a lawn mower beer when you need to pound down 2-3 and not have much effect. $1.50 for a 340ml from Colonial Spirits Acton, Ma.

Bottle...Not bad for a Light Beer, Much better than most American Light beers, slightly more flavour than Molson Light. slight hoppy/maly flavour, pours a pale yellow with thin white head that quickly fades, reg Blue is much better