Labatt Blue

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

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.

Watery, pale yellow with lite head. Notes of lite sweet hops in the aroma. Not much flavour, some lite hop notes. Farily carbonated, but smooth and mild bitter finish.

This beer was from tab at the CBJ game, hey. Not much to this one, somewhat watery.

Very unremarkable. Sure its better than a MGD or Bud but it is usually more costly as well. For the same amount there are many better options. It may be one of Canada’s most popular beers but it is far from the finest. Known around these parts as LeShat Blue.

Pours a light golden yellow. Decent biscuity grainy sweet nose. Decent grainy flavor with hints of a corny vegital flavor. Not a bad beer, especially for its class.

typical canadian pale lager, zero head, tastes cheap, and corny, avoid! blech!

one of my all-time favorites. crisp flavor with a good amount of carbonation. gotta love this beer from the north.