Stella Artois

Brewed by InBev Belgium
Style: Pale Lager
Leuven, Belgium

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

Pours A nice golden color. Flavor is light and crisp. As far as mass produce beers fo this is one of my favorites, priced right and a lot more character than most "cheap beer"

Pours yellow & clear. Aroma is biscuit & a little musky. Palate is medium-bodied, creamy but crisp with good effervescence. A little musky flavorwise with a hint of a metallic note. More biscuit too. Not my favorite, but good in a pinch

had this after my beers like it was water to clean my palate before bed. sad.....

I have learned three things this week about Stella: 1) You can drink it on ice and it tastes the same 2) It’s called "wife beater" in Scotland 3) After all that I am still compelled to drink the last can in my hotel before my flight out of here tomorrow

This is my always in reserve standby. It’s a nice beer and is much better than American lagers. I love searching for the perfect beer and think I will find it in a micor-brewery or artisan type. I want the best beer possible to qwaff as I watch football.

For a mass produced beer, overall pretty good. Nice golden colour. Crisp and smooth taste, nothing too exciting. Not my favourite, but priced well to have in my fridge.

Clear light golden beer with a small white head. Very herbal aroma, nearly czech-like, with strong green notes of grass and a little hay. Taste is medium sweet with a nicely balanced dose of floral, grassy hops. More bitter than most other macro-lagers. medium body, oily texture, lively carbonation and a dry, bitter finish. Maybe a little one-dimensionel hop-profile, but actually it does a nice job cleaning your palate on a sunny day.