Jupiler

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

Clear yellow with a fizzy head. Smells slightly like a Belgian wit. Not much flavor, bland.

Can. Light grassy and hoppy, a little bit hay, light sweet smell of malt. Small white foamy head, yellow body. Light sweet start, rather short duration. Watery, light body, soft carbonation.

250 ml bottle. light golden colour. not very tastey, but with a bitter aftertaste. I drank it in the sun with a good Stephen King book, and then every beer tastes better.....

Bottle. Medium high white fluffy head. Clear thin looking light yellow body. Weak barley malt aroma. Weak barley malt flavor which is heavily carbonated and with only a little hops bitterness but not sweet. Short aftertaste. General impression: Watery.

Bruxelles, Belgium On tap Some bitterness but else with very little taste High carbonation wich adds to the picture of a simple thirst-remover

Can, bottle and drought all over Belgium. Clear golden body with a descent white head. Not much aroma, a bit grassy and some grain. Flavor is mild, refreshing, grainy with a bit of a metallic bitterness in the finish. A bit watery and quite boring, but a real thirst-quencher.

Draught at a Pizzeria in Brussels, Belgium. Pale golden with a small soapy white head. Sweet malty with some herbal hops. Light to medium bodied, spritzy carbonation. A bit sweet with low bitterness.

I decided while at a Deli in Brussels that I might as well drink a beer for 20 cents more than a soft drink. I thought that it would also be interesting to compare Belgian swill to American swill. I prefer Belgian swill. Aroma was slightly sweet and macro like, but had nothing offensive to it. I thought the same about the flavor. More flavor than American marco, slightly more malt and hop taste, but very mild and light. More drinkable than what you would think seeing as it is sold in vending machines in Belgium.