Labatt Blue

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

Ahhh Labatt....how I used to love thee. I still won’t say no to labatt on tap...but I’ve moved on to better things. Typical lager aroma, with a flavor that has notes of corn, malt and not much else. It can be refreshing on tap in the summer, but thats about it. That being said, there are far worse pale lagers you can get.

Standard issue gold pour with fizzy white head that immediate dissipates. Aroma of malt with a touch of hops. Flavor of grain with a bitter / sour hops finish. Nothing special but a cut above the brews that go out of their way to NOT taste like beer…

341 ml bottle. Nothing special at all. A lot better then most mass produced beers, but still nothing great. Tastes of corn, a little hop, but not much. Lots of carbonation and a bitter aftertaste.Probably wouldnt have it again.

Have consumed a whole bunch of these due to the fact that they were what my friend Brian’s dad would always leave hanging out in the fridge for us in my early 20s. Pale yellow with a tiny white head. Grassy, yeasty smell with a flavor mostly the same with a light malt feel.

Can @ Oma´s Guesthaus, Buffalo. Pale yellow colour, small white head. Aroma has some grassy hops. Flavour is slightly malty. Watery.

A light flavored beer golden in color with a small white head.. Pretty popular easy drinking beer as it does not have much body to it.

What can I say? Not as corny as most PLs, but mabe a little maltier. Its better than American swill, but swill all the same.

A light pale lager that is mostly watery but has a slight hoppy flavor. A little bit better than your other mainstream light beers. This beer is enjoyable on a hot day when you need to hydrate with a little flavor added.