Labatt Blue

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

On tap or in bottles about the same. Light pale straw pour and corny-both smell and taste. Another hot day brew, in and out.

very pale straw colored with almost no head. smells of grain and rice. flavor is rice and corn with a hint of malt. it could be worse, but could also be so much better.

Blech. I cannot believe people drink this with pride. Of course, people also do all kinds of stupid shit; leaving Labatt Blue as another example of how stupid this continent has become.

I was only impressed by this beer because it didn’t taste like complete ass. Had a slight amount of flavor to make it not completely watered down. This beer couldn’t offend anyone except someone looking for taste. Won’t buy again.

pour is a clear pale yellow with a small white head, some lacing. smell is grain, straw, a wee bit of lemon. taste is very weak, grainy, rice, ends dry and plane. overall exactly what i expected.

On draft. A fizzy clear straw gold with very little head that disappeared quickly. Very sweetish corn nose. No real character to the beer. Some sweetness, but no balance. I’d rather drink this than Bud or Coors, but given a choice I’d definitely choose something else.

Pours a bland, weak yellow with a frail, fizzy head that falls apart. Very little if any nose to speak of. A corny maltiness that is as uninspiring as it is drinkable. This beer screams "Canadian Budweiser".

Poured from a 12oz bottle and served in a shaker. This beer poured a crystal clear straw yellow with a quickly vanishing head of white foam. No lace. The aroma of the beer was made up of very faint grain/corn notes. The flavor was similarly bland with nothing inviting to make you want to take another drink. The mouthfeel was light-bodied, watery, and moderately carbonated. Not good.