Labatt Genuine Honey

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

Bottle. Pours amber with a fizzy white head. Aroma is grainy. with a bit of honey and trace hops. Watery body. Flavor is very light, with hints of malt and honey. Very bland, very boring.

Pours a clear, bright golden colour with a full white head. Aroma is slightly hopped with a hint of honey evident if you sniff hard enough. Sort of bland in flavor, again- slight honey taste. Another boring brew from Labatt, not suprisingly.

Bottle - Pours a light golden color with a small white. Aroma is light honey, grain and herbal hops. Flavor is much of the same. There is nothing really special about this beer, but it was easy to drink while I was in Buffalo. Worth a try.

Pours medium dark amber with a small white head. Has the aroma of a little honey with a little bit of sour hops. The flavor isn’t to bad and of hints of honey and a hint of grain and malts. Still this is a watery beer but better than expected.

12 oz bottle from Labatt summer mix pack. Based on the last few, I’m not really expecting much. Pours gold, has a touch of honey in the nose. Finish is acidic and sour, almost like stomach acid. If you drink the beer when it’s very cold very quickly, then you’ll make it through the bottle.

This was a lighter beer with a subtle honey taste in the typical bottom-fermented lager style. Nothing too special, it is refreshing on a hot summer day.

Labatt Honey Lager is a very clear light amber beer with a thin white head that fades and leaves decent lacing. It has a faint aroma of cardboard, corn, grain and dust. It is medium-light bodied, smooth and very bubbly with a firm finish. It has a green flavor. Light malt and corn are present. It’s almost a touch sour and it doesn’t have much bitterness. It beats a Bud.

(Canada) Pours a lite amber color with a sm-white head. There is a mild malt aroma with a kinda weak honey flavor !! Nothing special to say here, but drinkable.