Labatt Genuine Honey

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

Not as bad as one would think. Not foul by any means. Nice wisp of sweetness. Too watery, so obviously easy to drink.

This tasted like a sweeter version of Labatt Blue. Not a bad thing, but nothing special.

Tastes like a plain old Labatt to me. No real flavor at all. Just not worth the cost.

Dark golden color with a moderate fluffy off-white head. Light malt and grain aromas. A touch of grass and very little else. Light toasty malt flavors with... searching, searching, no that’s about it. Crisp and dry, I can say that. Little else. A perfect brew after the BADger game today.

Rated while drinking: This is labeled as Labatt Honey Lager but I’m 100% sure this is the same beer on here. Didn’t bother pouring this in a glass because I had it earlier today and it looks identical to all the other Labatt beers in this variety pack: golden crystal with a white head. Sweet sweet malt on the nose, with maybe something skunky at the end too. Taste is sweetened Labatt Blue. Maybe it’s honey, maybe it’s not. Maybe it’s artificial, maybe it’s not. It’s OK altogether, but drinking these 4 different Labatts back to back kind of blurs them all together. Wonder why.

341 ml bottle. terrible terrible stuff. and they charge that one extra dollar just to mess with ya. do not buy.

I’m surprised - Pours a pretty clear gold, medium head, some lacing. The aroma is corn and honey. The mouthfeel is smoother than expected, and I found myself *enjoying* this one a little bit. I’ve had worse (Lakeport). Ultimately, I will pay more for better. But if you’re going cheap, this one’s okay.

355 ml can. Clear golden with a medium foamy head. Aroma is corn and honey. Taste is similar to the aroma, a little more honey than I thought, with some corn and some malt. Body is pretty thin.