Jupiler

Brewed by Brasserie Piedboeuf (InBev)
Style: Pale Lager
Jupille-sur-Meuse, Belgium

Serve in Dimpled mug, English pint, Lager glass, Shaker

On tap. Bland and inoffensive lager. Mild grass and somewhat skunky hops, but nothing to offend really. What was offensive was this was the featured beer of the summer at the pub I was at, as if it was something interesting and exotic to share with Canadians. For shame!

Ontap at the bier markt. Decided to have some draft with my lunch. Why not? The server called this the Stella of Belgium???? Ummmm ok? Wel thisis pretty much the same beer as Stella. Very light on the hops, almost non existant. Light cereals, and a light bitter finish. This is just beer. Refreshing on a summer patio for sure. But its pretty boring, but i can see what they are aiming to do with this beer.

On tap; very easy drinking and smooth lager. Smoother than Stella for sure .... overall, nothing special but easy drinking

Slightly malty but overall very bitter and watery which doesn’t result in a too good Lager, very boring and far from amusing.

Durchschnittliches Aussehen. In die Nase steigt ein hopfiger Geruch mit leichten Getreidenoten. Geschmacklich kräftig gehopft auf der ganzen Linie. Der Nachhall steigert sich fast ins Bittere. Das Jupiler ist halbwegs ok und trinkbar, da es auch einigermaßen weiche und süffige Züge aufweist. Der große Hit ist dieses Massenbier aus Belgien aber nicht.Test vom 7.3.2007, Gebinde: Glasflasche

25cl bottle. Standard yellow golden colored beer, small white head. Average smell and taste. Carbo low but suits the beer.

Tap. Clear golden with small white head. Flavour is malt, dry, hops, bitter, little sweet and watery.

33 cL bottle: Golden brown with a white head. Aroma is just slightly malty, no off flavors. Flavor was pretty smooth, but nothing too special, just crisp.