Stella Artois

Brewed by InBev Belgium
Style: Pale Lager
Leuven, Belgium

Overall I was let down by this beer. I have tried in a bottle and from a tap and both times I really was expecting more.

Outra clássica Lager que entrou no mercado nacional. Menos saborosa que a Heineken, mas fácil de agradar.

This lager poured a clear light yellow colour with a bright white , foamy head. To the nose there are scents of grass, grains, yeast and sweet malt. First taste was slightly watery with flavours of grain and grass. The finish is light with the hoppy grain flavour lasting.

bottle. has a fruity aroma. pours a clear light yellow with little head. has a sweet honey flavor with a warm aftertaste. very easy to drink but not much flavor.

Clear very light yellow pour with a finger of white head. Big skunky pils aroma, pale malts, and a light hop grassiness. Taste is malty, light pale malt, smooth with some grassy hop for balance.

Sorry Stella. 12 ounce bottle from Glenville beverage. Golden color was beautiful and I was pumped about trying this one. White head, looked clean and refreshing. Then I smelled it. Maybe it was a skunky bottle, maybe too much light got in. Or maybe not. Maybe it was just a bad beer. Tasted skunky. I barely could finish this one.

Crisp gold but I’ve come to prefer a little darker hue in even my lagers and pilsners. Taste is not reminiscent of Heineken at all and has this sourness. The sourness makes it inconsistent for me.

On tap at a hotel restaurant. Poured into a pilsner glass, bright golden yellow with a small head that left no lacing. Nice champagne bubbles rising to the top, though. Pungent aroma, skunky like a heineken. Flavor was less offensive - somewhere between cardboard and grains. Watery mouthfeel, nice carbonation (best part of the beer), and dry aftertaste. A place that serves this probably also serves more appealing alternatives - go for the alternative.