Labatt Blue Light

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

bottle. average white fizzy (mostly dissapating) head into clear semi-sparkling golden body with decent lacing. aromas of water (I know you this is odorless but to make a point), sweet corn, and a touch of caramel. flavor is lightly sweet throughout. moderate finish duration. not good but actually better than light pales made in the US.

Bottle - Pours a crystal clear light golden color with a small white. Faint lacing. Aroma and flavor is very light grain and herbal hops. There is even less flavor in this beer than the regular Blue. Worth a try I guess.

No aroma to speak of, poured with a white head and pale yellow color. Smooth and easy to drink, not much flavor to speak of.

[24 oz. can at 44F] Labatt Blue Light is a very clear, very pale yellow lager with a fluffy white head. It has a faint aroma of corn and possibly lemon. It is light bodied, bubbly and watery with a reasonably crisp finish. There is not much flavor; notes of light grain and corn with a slightly lemony aftertaste. I just wated to see why people always throw these cans in my yard. Now I understand.

I’ll give 75 characters towards agreeing with MrBeerFanatic. It’s available everywhere and it sucks.

Not the worst light beer I’ve tried. Very watered down with little taste, except a little sweetness and hint of a hop er two. Lacking all to much in the world of beer.

Woah, this one is watery. Pours one of the lightest colors I’ve ever seen, and is all and all fizzy, tasteless, watery brew. Alright if you’re not looking to enjoy your beer.

This one is alright just for slamming a few and quenching your thirst. Aroma of malt, slight hops, and nutty. Taste brings on the same: malt, slight hops, and a nutty character. Mouthfeel is watery and fizzy. All in all, OK for a macro.