Labatt Ice Beer

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

Bottle. UK version is 5% abv. Gold, thin white head and harsh condition. Starchy malt in the nose, sweet but nastily bitter in the mouth and mercifully short and dry in the finish.

Don't judge a book by it's cover. This attractive beer is dispicably musty. Taste is off-putting and foul. Can be consumed in a matter of life or death.

Don't drink this beer if you're looking for an enjoyable beer drinking experience. This is the beer you drink with your buddies while watching the game. Preferably in baseball season (a little too light for thos January football games). A sour/flat smell and appearance. Leave it in the bottle. I gave it a few extra overall points for added alcohol (for an american standard beer anyway).

Has a clear golden color with some carbonation and sour/tinny malt smell. Taste is much like the smell, sour/tinny, and finishes with a pretty good crispness. Overall this would be a pretty good summer beer, but now with the first day of winter next week, it does not hit the spot.

Not much to this american standard. All it had going for it was its smooth flavor. Aroma was part malty and part skunky. did they even add hops?

This is not beer. Why is it when a beer is "chilled" or "iced" it has no flavour at all. This has no beer qualities at all, no decent aroma, no lasting head, it tastes like cardboard and there areno hops present at all. Stick clear of this, a nice glass of water is a much better option. cheers

Pale golden... Grainy and fizzy aroma. Watery flavour with small hints of malt. No hops or taste in finish.

For being a straw neutral lager it is rather good, but there are better beers around but one of the better neutral lagers