Labatt Blue Light

Crisp, clean and delicately balanced in its flavour delivery. A hint of aromatic hop with slight sweetness and fruity character.

1.9

484 reviews

, Canada

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1.9 From old tasting notes. Pale greenish gold. Brief white head. Dry "tire tube" hop nose. Thin watery malt flavor.uninspiring finish and aftertaste. Highly carbonated.

1.2 It’s Blue Light, it’s a macro lager. I miss their commercials with the bear.

2.0 Average light beer, nothing crazy good for warm days or in Canada that one hot day a year jajaja

2.7 Aroma is grainy and very beery. The flavor is grains/malts, light fruit, mild sweetness and a beery finish. About what I expected, decent enough.

4.9 Poured into clear tumbler, typical pale, lager color. Light bodied, ale-like sweetness with a hop bite. Lively carbonation.

1.3 Proof that we need family friends with a better taste in beer. Fizzy yellow pour, not much aroma or taste. Light yeast notes, kinda sorta grainy, watery body with virtually no finish. Could probably have slammed back 12 of these with verve back in my university days.

1.9 Can, Ann Arbor, MI. Pale gold. Mild pepper citrus aroma. Light flavour, faint hops and cereal grain. Medium length sharp finish.

2.0 Poured from a 12 OZ bottle into a pint glass at the Taco Mac in Douglasville, GA. The beer has a clear faint yellow color with a thin tiny white head. The aroma is corn and water?. The flavor is a weak watered down beer flavor. Not a good beer.

1.3 Bottled. Clear body, not much color. Aroma of nasty yeast and sediment. The taste is weak, with slight banana in the end.

1.9 Can. Had this at my dad’s place up north for a family party. Decent flavor for a light macro beer. Very light body, sweet taste, more hop presence than I expected but it is just a hint. Ok for what it is.

0.9 Light watery corn water. Grain lie wet grains no hops no flavor just fizzy water.

2.5 Refrigerated 24 oz. aluminum can poured into a nonic. Clear golden with small white head. Aroma is light Pilsner malt, light body, medium/light carbonation, and some lacin. Taste is light malt, lots of corn. And hints of hops.

1.6 Can. Nose has a bit of corn, peach, cardboard. Flavor is sweet and corny with a touch of stone fruit. thin, watery, crap.

1.8 Had some of my cart mate’s 24 oz. can while golfing today in 175-degree summer heat. Are those the ideal circumstances for a rating - outdoors, absurd heat, small sample size, straight from the can? Absolutely not. But as soon as I took a sip, I realized it doesn’t matter with this beer. You don’t need to read my rating to know what it is - a piss yellow-gold, fizzy white-headed, carbed up macro lager. It’s got some sweet malts, mineral and metallic notes, wet grass, and old straw. It’s a bit skunky, too, and it wasn’t an old can. Light-bodied, with high carbonation. It’s exactly what you think it is. Buy it or don’t. Who cares?

1.3 Aroma is almost nothing, taste is watered down beer, just you typical light beer, not good

1.5 Has a sweet caramel malt/fruity taste. Not awful for a mass produced generic beer. Not sure why an already light lager needs an even lighter version. If the price is right and you need a mass quantity of beer for a party this wouldn?t be too bad.

2.9 24oz can from Market Basket, I guess because it was a buck. Pale yellow with a bubbly white head. Faint bready crackery malt and spicy floral hops. Hint of metallic. Not exactly horrible, in fact passable on a hot day, but horribly bland.

0.5 This stuff is probably made out of bourbon barrel aged puke. This beer is awful.

1.5 Gnarly, the roughest light beer I ever drank. Smells cheap, tastes cheaper. No aftertaste, except sadness. Let’s do better. Tastes like sweet dumpster corn.

1.7 DATE TASTED: January 18, 2015... GLASSWARE: Hennepin pokal ... OCCASION: Seahawks/Packers--what an ending... APPEARANCE: clear, golden body that releases sparse bubbles; off-white hand sloughs off to an uneven quarter-inch; soapy lacing... AROMA: some fragrant hops suggest a somewhat sophisticated premium lager; however, doughy malts make clear the beer’s style... PALATE: reasonably, light, oily and watery consistency; highly drinkable and cleansing; as beers go, quite weak...TASTE: light hops tease faintly as flowers; malts suggest some beefy dough, but as expected, a lukewarm offering...OVERALL: perfect for a day of mindless drinking only, this is too weak to pair with food and not worth sessioning...

2.3 Bottle/can. The lobotimized "low-calory" version of a sugary fizzy macro-lager. Thin bodied with a fast disappearing head. The taste is boring lager, rough and unrefined but drinkable - barely.

1.6 "i’ll enjoy a blue, but this one does not keep it’s virtues. it’s weak and unnecesary. not one of the better light beers, and none of them are that good."

1.9 Good enough for nine dollars a pitcher and I’m from Buffalo so Labatt is, or at least was, a staple.

1.3 24 ounce can from a random grocery store, opened 7/31/14. Pours a clear pale golden color with a thin fizzy off-white head. Fair head retention. Aroma of corn, grain, hints of grassy hops. The taste is grassy hops, corn, cardboard. Thin bodied, watery, pretty generic.

2.3 12oz pour, pint glass. Clear amber colour. Light sweet malt aroma. Very little taste, crisp, refreshing. What you would expect from a light macro, nothing wrong with that.

3.1 Can at cottage. LOL is a good go to in summer...........................................

1.8 Bottle from Strathroy Alehouse August 2013. Pale amber colour and very clear with a puff of white foam. Nothing here to excite the senses.

2.3 Type: 12-oz. bottle Glass: Boulevard Ales pint glass From: My brother Price: N/A Purchased: N/A Consumed: July 26, 2014 Misc.: N/A Poured a pale, clear color with two fingers of bubbly white head. Lots of bubbles coming up from the bottom. Minimal spots of lacing on the sides of the glass. Average-to-below average retention on the top all the way down. Smelled corn, skunky malts, pilsner notes, honey, grass and cereal. Tasted similar to the nose. Got honey, corn malts, sourdough bread, grass, cereal, light banana and faint Circus Peanuts. Light body. Thin texture. Average carbonation. Abrupt, somewhat skunky finish. Somewhat refreshing. Not a bad American Adjunct Lager, but not great.

1.5 Bottle. Pours a clear pale gold with minimal head. Aroma is mostly grains, taste is light bitter and follows suit. Light bodied with a thin and watery texture. Fizzy carbonation and not much of a finish. Meh, not the worst beer I’ve had.

1.7 Pours a light yellow color. Hardly any flavor. Very watered down and little corn malt flavor. An easy drinking beer that is decent for a light beer but lacks any character.