Labatt Blue

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

12 oz bottle- poured standard yellow plus water, small head. Aroma near nonexistant. Hits the mouth with water, a tad bit of malt, no finish, but better yet, no aftertaste, very clean and a bit refreshing. CANADA.... BLUUUEEE!!!!

It’s a sad commentary on one’s beer consumption when one will buy a case (actually a 28-bottle case) for a stupid hockey cap. But hey, now I’ve got a beer to offer to company. And, all things considered, at least it’s not Bud.

Served in a lager glass. A smooth and mild tasting lager, but nothing special. No aftertaste, and decent carbonation. I’ve tasted better Canadian beers but this was pretty decent.

Not nearly as bad as expected. Obviously it was watery, weak. But the flavor that was in there was a fair amount better than other macro bilge water. It had a character more like an actual beer.

refreshing inexpensive beer. nothing special, weak flavor, aroma and aftertaste, but better than the stuff across the border

This is just another pale lager. It isn’t as bad as some american lagers....or should I say isn’t as bland. But still is bland. I guess if you like this style, it would be an average beer then. Just a little crisp, clean-sweet finish makes this acceptable.

This is all I can get to drink when I watch my friend play hockey. Other than that I would not drink this swill.

Bottle - from sampler pack. Very light golden and clear. Decent. Not that much flavor, but definitely more than US big name beers. Very clean.