Stella Artois

Brewed by InBev Belgium
Style: Pale Lager
Leuven, Belgium

Pale yellow color with small head. Slim aroma of malt, light body, soft in mouth.Industrial beer, still drinkable.

Yellow in color. White head when poured. Mild aroma and taste. Malt balanced by some bitterness. Solid pale lager.

Yellow with white head. Mild aroma of floral/grassy hops. Decent malt balanced by some bitterness. Solid pale lager. Nothing exciting, but quite drinkable.

Tap. Not bad for a pale lager. Aroma is light, with floral notes. Flavour is bitter, and it has good length. Thin body, and oily in the palate. Yellow colour, with a fizzy head that disappears.

33cL can in France somewhere. Standard sort of pale Euro lager. Quite clean, bit drier on the finish than most, possibly a bit more body too, but unremarkable on the whole.

Unremarkable beer. Doesn’t taste like anything. Not bad tasting at all but not memorable either. A day later, I can’t remember any flavors that stuck out.

(draught 0,5l) Hops aroma. Clear golden color. Large white head. Medium sweet, light sour. Oily texture. Bitter finish.

Bottle at The Tin Can in Nashville, and everywhere else, but that’s the last place I had it. Meant to rate this one earlier, but by the time I remembered it (today), I didn’t want to waste my 400th rating on it. Anyway, pours a clear pale yellow gold with a large, even white head. Aroma of grain, yeast, light hops, malt. Flavor follows suit. LIght bodied. Not much here, except that it’s a little better than most other Euro macros and their American counterparts, so I have it rated a bit higher than most other pale lagers. Woo-hoo.