Stella Artois

Brewed by InBev Belgium
Style: Pale Lager
Leuven, Belgium

12 oz bottle. Clear Golden color. Not too much aroma. A bit of fruityness for the taste, a bit grassy, not a real hop finish, but clean finish. Eh. overated.

pours a clear golden blond, with a nice white head. smells and tastes like an import lager. probably a small step above Heineken.

One of my favourite industrial blonde beer

Pours a bubbly yellow with a quickly dissipating fizzy head. Floral and fruity flavors present along with grain and plenty of carbonation. This beer both smelled and tasted like skunk to me. Unimpressive, particularly for a Belgium brew.

Wow..I was expecting something really good for a beer I just paid $10 for a six-pack. I was kinda disappointed. Do not get me wrong it was a decent beer, just not worth the hype or ca$h. Poured yellow with lots of bubbles..other than that it was almost a pedestrian American lager.

It seems to be well regarded by many here in Australia but it was the cheapest beer I could buy in Tesco’s when I lived in Scotland. A drinkable pale lager, slightly grassy and mildly bitter - nothing noteworthy.

22 oz draft poured in tap at bw3 (schererville, Il). Poured light straw yellow, transparent body, with small white bubbly head that dissipates to a film. Aromas are light subtle grainy sweetness typical of a lager. Initial is light on the palate, a little fuller than most lagers. Grainy sweetness with subtle bitterness on the backend, a touch sour almost. Maybe a touch adjuncty, but smooth. Typical imported lager. Finishes a little bland. Ehhh.

On Tap in the USA. Just about anywhere in the world. A safe beer when unsure or surrounded by Macros. Nothing special.