Labatt Blue

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

Bottle - Pale yellow with highly carbonated head. Not much aroma. Slight hint of fruit, malt and hops. Like most pale lagers, watery.

Pours into a pale yellow, highly carbonated, and a fast disappearing head. Nothing special, in terms of flavor.

I iced down a little 12 oz. mug and poured into it from a bottle. Bright yellow with a constant stream of carbonated bubbles rising from bottom of mug. Finger thick white head that remained for most of the glass. It appeared to actually web, but I’m pretty sure foam just froze to the sides a little bit. Crisp inofensive flavor with a nice sweet aftertaste. It’s the most I’ve enjoyed a Labatt that I can remember.

Big blue can. Pours yellow with big head that quickly disappears. High carbonation level. The can says pilsner but we all know better. Aromas of... well... nothing really. Flavor is sweet and grassy. Would rather drink bud.

Unremarkable.. Taste wasn’t that bad..Little bit sweet..Not much else going on....Light and fizzy...

Typical of the massed Canadian pale lagers. Grainy, and lightly sweetened malt flavor. A little more substance than their American counterparts. Ah, thats about it.

25oz can. This labatt blue was of the yellow color equipped with a slight white head. It tasted like most pale lagers with a bit more flavor which puts it above the average beer. Easy to drink as well...nothing crazy, an average beer.

tastes more like a cream ale than a pale lager. Some ester fruitiness not normally found, and not much else. Very light, fizzy body. Almost no aroma. Actually better than I remember it being.