Stella Artois

Brewed by InBev Belgium
Style: Pale Lager
Leuven, Belgium

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

Light crystal yellow, big White head. Malty, sour nose. Crisp bite of malt flavor. Bleh.

It poured a gold color with a white head. The aroma was kind of sweet with a slight yeast flavor. The finish is rather lingering, but decent for a mass produced beer.

Bottle, poured into a weizen glass. Lightly malty aroma, undertones of bread or for some reason this beer reminds me of springtime woodlands. Gorgeous appearance , pale caramel brown-golden body, with a thin- average density. Lightly frothy head, diminishing quickly. The taste is initially slightly acidic with the suggestion of salt, very refreshing. Dominant bitter finish with a moderate duration. light body with a dry texture and reasonably lively. Mildly bitter finish, invigorating.

Poured a yellow gold with white head. Aroma is weak notes of malt are barely present. Flavor is a bit watery and some sweetness touch of honey. Body is light and finishs like a sweeter light beer

draft@bar: bland cheap pale lager, middling in its category, drinkable but bland, very little taste overall but luckily there is nothing off about it //// bottle: not much difference really from the draft one, both don’t taste like much & are a bit dull, probably the first beer that I tried

ArOma is nonexistent. It pours with a nice head but leaves no lacing. Very thin like urine. Has a creamy mouthfeel but no actual taste. A dodgy example of a boring genre.

A good pale lager. Nothing spectacular, but nothing offensive either. Not much else to say about it...

An okay lager. There’s better, there’s worse... a decent ambassador for export.