Jupiler

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

I prefer a bottle of Jupiler over a bottle of Stella. Jupiler another tastless beer but one with a reliable character.

Can, bought in Luxembourg. Pours light golden color with very thin head that dissapears fast. Smells like adjuncts, rice, corn. Taste suprised me. Solid bitterness with some sour notes. Ends dry but lingers a little. Nothing special but better than others in its style.

Draught at the harbor of St. Tropez. Paid 9 Euros for this one. What at rip-off! Weak malty aroma with some hops. Fruity and malty flavour with a bitter finish.

Of all of the beers my friend and I sampled in our recent 2-week trip to Europe, we both agreed this was the worst. We each bought a can of this ass-tasting horse piss in the train station in Brussels. Granted, it’s better than American mass-produced horse piss (i.e. Budweiser or Miller), but this doesn’t hold a candle to other beers brewed in Belgium.

a not very special belgian lager. refreshing, a little bitter and slightly sharp. yellow color with a white head. suitable for a hot summerday

Typical Belgian lager, a bit sharp, sweet and grainy. Slight bitterness, but no real nice flavours. Definitely not my choice of lager.

slightly malty lager at a pretty low carbonation. No recognizable hop-aromas but refreshing.

chiara schiuma media piuttosto persistente senza aromi ne gusto leggero amara malto nel finale