Labatt Blue Light

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

Very light golden... looks like watered down beer. Smells light and cheap... not really skunked, but somewhere along those lines. Tastes like a half and half (hald beer, half water that is). Only reason this is average in drinkability is because something lacking that much flavor is like drinking water... easy to do, though not really something that you crave when you want flavor.

Ehhh. Your basic, Canadian light beer. Nothing more, nothing less. (341ml bottle)

Why must they make a light beer for every beer made. This is a perfect example where they should have left well enough alone. I have always liked Labatt Blue, so I thought I'd try the light..it was heartbreaking to taste this sour water, knowing it was being sold with the Labatt name.

This bottled brew poured a large szied head of very finely sized white colored long lasting bubbles that left behind a carbonated transparent straw yellow colored body and a fair lace. The aroma is a very mild malt hop one and the mouthfeel is mildy bubbly thin and crisp with a very smooth finish. The flavor is mild with a little malt and a little hops.

Standard macro brew with a huge water aftertaste. Not my favorite to start with but it seems that this one if the regular Blue diluted with water. Try this from a can in a christmas party and let's just say that next year I'll make sure to bring my own brew.

Like it's heavier cousin 'Blue', Blue light is utterly unspectacular. Blue light is slightly crisper, and therefore slightly more palatable.

ehh, not a personal favorite, almost taste sour going down. I would much rather have the full flavored Blue. This only tastes good when your already drunk.

Extremely clean taste, light and refreshing. After drinking a bunch of stouts, this was a nice change for a palate cleanser. Light and bubbly, amber golden coloring, with a effervescent soda head. Not much to it, but not the worst light beer you could drink.