Labatt Genuine Honey

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

Decent looking, really, near amber, thick white head that starts taking on a rocky appearance. Grainy and a bit syrupy in the nose. Light watery palate but not bad, just not much going on. Thanks for the trade Ron!

Slightly watery but a fine summer afternoon beer. Honey and a small malt taste.

(Bottle courtesy of Headbanger) - Color is deep gold with good carbonation and a small white head. Aroma is a light sweet scent. Taste is light and sweet. Stating with a light body it goes down smooth and easy. Finish is a light sweet taste with a touch of malt. In the after taste the sweet turns to a slightly dry honey taste. This is a well done honey, its easy an easy clean drinking brew and one of the best I’ve had from Labatt. I do not understand why RateBeer has it listed as a Dark Lager, it not dark in any way.

First off how do bees make honey in Canada? It’s the great Northern Frozen Wasteland for Pete’s sake! While I can’t blame my non beer drinking wife for bringing this home from her travels for me along with a slew of other brews, I wonder why I actually drank it with an attitude of rating. I mean, was I actually thinking that this would be something out of the ordinarry that would be the next new Orval? No. Would I drink this drivel again? No. Is it worth your time reading this, I dont care.

ok, we be slummin today!!! got to try all sorts of crap today at the inlaws! well this was mediocre. lifeless, and noring, with a touch of some malt. lawnmower beer. HOney beers are a gimmick. i think the brewer just uses it to color the beer, for my taste it doesnt do anything for the flavor.
Earlier Rating: 1/27/2008 Total Score: 1.2
very sweet beer. i can actually taste the honey, and not much else. Quite passable, not very enjoyable.

11.5 oz bottle 4/5/09-Pours a medium golden with a decent head. Aroma of grains and grass. Taste is of the same with some honey thrown in. This light bodied brew is very basic with nothng to write home about.

8-12-08. Bottle. Pours dark gold with a fizzy head. Smells of sour malt and straw. Tastes of straw and honey, some corn. Sweet and sour. Not impressed.

Bottle. A pale amber color with a thin white fizzy head,lots of carbonation. Aroma of a corn based pale lager with a hint of sweetness. Flavor was pretty flat with some malt and a touch of the honey coming through, a tiny,tiny hint of hops.Thin mouthfeel,crisp finish, a refreshing drinkable beer but not a rebuy for sure.