Labatt Nordic

Formerly brewed at Labatt Breweries (InBev)
Style: Low Alcohol
London, Canada

Pale straw colour; worty aroma; very watery with minerals and wort dominating the flavour. Yee-haw.

Why not take a good glass of cold water instead?

Pale golden with a thin white head. Aroma is actually fairly malty. Malta-like wortiness. Fairly sweet and sugary. Some bitterness in the finish. A bit tinny and metallic as well. Not good, but I’ve had worse.

Head is initially small, fizzy, white, mostly diminishing. Body is clear light yellow. Aroma is trace malt (grain), trace hops (herbs). Flavor is moderately sweet, lightly bitter. Finish is lightly bitter. Light body, watery texture, fizzy carbonation. Sweet but inoffensive.

12 oz bottle purchased by tiggmtl and reimported at great expense into Canada, because I’m worth it, dammit. Water, carbonated water..."you can call me Al, call me Al"...near-nonexistant vegetal nose...."this album is not cabbagy" according to Clark...very light, weak, watery sugar..."god how could anyone drink that and pretend it’s beer" says Stephen and I concur...pot smoke still wafting through the room is much more enjoyable, and I don’t even smoke...here’s to 3000 more.

Husky, worty aroma. Clear golden body with low white head that recedes to ring with some patchy lace. Very husky, sweet and worty flavour. Light body with aggressively strong pointy, sharp carbonation that lacerates the tongue. Bottle (Bello Vino, Ann Arbor, MI, Jul-05) enjoyed with the inimitable muzzlehatch - Happy 3000th buddy! Even if everyone else in the room was "otherwise occupied" at the time!

Bottle (341ml). Shared with blankboy. Ugly pour - flat, slightly oily pale yellow with a toxic-looking bright white plastic head that won’t go away. Smells (not aroma - smells) like overcooked field corn on the cob that’s been left in a PVC rain barrel in the sun for a week - bleah. Taste not much taste - corn, plastic, green apple, paper, rubbing alcohol .... thin, stings a bit, seriously ugly aftertaste. This is shit.