Labatt Blue

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

Pours to a light tan colored head that is medium to large in size. Has a golden appearence and is crisp on the tongue. No aftertaste and it makes for a desire to have another.

Golden color with little head. Aroma is of standard American lager malts. Taste is similar to a Miller lite but with more flavor. A better choice than other macro beers.

Bottle. Pours yellow with almost no head. Aroma of sweet malts and perhaps citrus. Flavor of weak malts. Fairly similar to many macro beers.

Poured from can into pint glass. Very pale yellow with very thin head. Somewhat sweet malt smell, some spicy hops. Light malt body, maybe there is a hop counterbalance but not sure I can find it. Moderate carbonation, light body. Typical mainstream pale lager - easy to drink but would rather have something else.

Generic, bland, pale lager, hardly different to Kokanee or Molson. Very poor.

1 pint 8 oz can. Pours a pale yellow color with a large white quickly fading head. It has a very crisp taste and is very refreshing but uninteresting beer. This beer is ok but I don’t think I’ll buy it again.

Post party fridge find. Not blue in any way, shape or form. No smell or taste of blueberries or any other blue food. Pretty run of the mill, actually.

Had on tap some time ago at the Toronto airport. Served very cold; had a dry finish, at least, but just some bitter grains and a bit of alcohol. Not at all worth remembering, and I only picked it because of the price.