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I had not tried this beer until a week ago, but since that time I've had about 15 of them - because I find it very appealing: Labbatt Blue



Labatt is a Canadian beer with smooth and mild features. It almost tastes like a light beer, even though it is not one.

It has present, full flavor, yet is far from filling. Unlike a lot of beers (Mich Ultra is a nice example) this beer finishes off nice when you swallow it, instead of leaving you with that hallow "where'd the flavor go" feeling that many cheaper beers display. This is a great beer to buy if you're looking to get drunk on beer, but don't want to drink something pissy like Keystone Light. I've found Labatt's to be pretty affordable compared to most other beers.

I am a very big fan of Labatt Blue right now. I might go so far as to put it in my Top 5 favorite beers. I'll hold off on that honor until I've had several more of them just to make sure it's the real deal.

Labatt Blue: A

-UB

[ December 14, 2005, 11:21 AM: Message edited by: Ugly Bastard ]
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