Labatt Extra Dry

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

750 ml can. did you read the commercial description. "Citrus-like hop-related flavours and aromatics", um no not so much. well this is actually ok. gets points for the cool dragon logo and the 5.5% oh and its palatable.

Pale yellow colour, some okay lacing but no head to speak of. This is one that I for some reason keep coming back to, just for fun. Higher ABV is about the only redeeming quality of this beer, aside from the ultimate lack of taste. Doesn’t even taste beery in that cheap way some do. Better than its competitor Molson Dry, but only by a small margin. Yet for some reason, I will buy this again, to wonder what it’s like for old guys who hang out on their porch drinking beer and playing lawn darts. I guess it’s a bit cheaper than some...if you’d rather not soil your pants from Lakeport swill, pay the extra 2 bucks and get this stuff.

Very pale yellow/gold with a small, white head. No aroma. Whatsoever. Noticable alcohol taste, but that is about it. Not much flavour, very little if any aftertaste, but easy drinking. Thats pretty much the only redeamable quality. Obviously... dry, not my favorite mouth senstation.

950ml can, 5.5% a/v Smells sort of grainy with an alcohol hint, pours a nice light gold color with a decent white head. Sips fairly alcoholic but without a hint of aftertaste. Definetly a nice clean summer beer.

Light yellow with white head. Slight grain aroma, with strong alocholic taste which results in no aftertaste. Extra dry is an accurate description of this beer!

Looks like your average, everyday gold lager. Alcohol dominates the aroma, with some grain lingering in the background. Pretty flavourless aside from an alcohol sweetness and a slight metallic aftertaste. Very thin palate. Inoffensive...and therefore quite offensive.

Clear yellow w/ fizzy, white foam. Sweet, grainy aroma w/ notes of honey. Thin, fizzy feel. Sweet, grainy, cereal flavour w/ a mildly harsh mineral bitterness. Mercifully quick finish that is somewhat drier than most pale lagers.

not good, not good at all. Tangy cytris domonat flavour, overly artifical carbonation, skunky, skanky hop, and an AWFUL sickly tangy hopy aftertase. Dry beer is bad. This beer is not dry, but IT"S BAD! dont bother. Cheers {ps it was on sale, $14.99 for a 24, and even though that price shouldhave made me run, I was broke and bored and well, all I can say is the hangover is deadly and my neibour has 24 emptys in his bushes now}