Labatt Sterling

***review from April 24, 2008***
Weakly coloured water that has almost no taste and less aroma. Highly carbonated. Weak Canadian big brewery malts. There is a bit of an aftertaste which is not that bad considering. Totally unsatisfying. On the positive side there is nothing disgusting about it... unless you spent your own money on it. A light beer that gets it done only on a level of being able to have a bottle of what appears to be beer in your hand.

POurs barely a yellow colro with a white head. Aroma was almost non existant but with hints of corn. Flavor was almost straigjh water, I didnt think anything could be more watery than coors light... i was wrong.

Pours a nice mellow golden yellow color. Aromas of mild malts, hops. Kinda skunky. Some hop bitterness and dry finish.

Eau minérale avec saveur de biere ajouté...Very watery texture. No reason to exist.

This beer doesn’t even deserve this but that’s what it got. Usual sweet urine beer in a glass.

341ml bottle.
Pours clear and golden with lots of carbonation and a small white head that fades to a ring. Aroma of dusty grains and metal. Watery sugar taste, like someone used half the recommended amount of "beer drink crystals".

great if your watching your weight, low carb 88 calories with a surprising amout of taste, pours light yellow with not much head, smoooth tasting and a nice crisp finish, only bad points very carbonated and filling and very expensive.

I decided to try this when the first "ultra light beers" appeared for the carb conscious lot. This is truely an offensive experience. There is practically no taste other than a tingy metallic like taste. Afterwards my tongue had a strange buzz eminating from it with my face contorted from the vile experience. As said, tastes like water from a new garden hose.