Stella Artois

I really dont see what is so special about this beer. Average, or less than, would be the word. No flavor, no fulfillment, nothing. Dont try to wow me with this thing called Stella, not worth your time or money.

Pours to lite golden body with minimal head. Taste is watery and smooth. Not much aftertaste. Not a bad beer but not worthy of its reputation or premium price.

Not bad for what it is compared to. Pours a pale golden color with a thin white head. Watered down malty aroma with a malty, kind of sweet taste. Not really worth the price bump compared to other beers. Decent at best.

One of the most vastly overrated beers by people who think they like good beer, but don’t. Sickly clear golden with a loud fizzing head, and gentle notes of corn and water. Bitter, fizzy, not good.

Light, refreshing, subtle and goes down smoothe. Perfect with a light meal or on a hot day while firing up the BBQ.

On tap, pint glass. Clear pale gold with almost no head. Aroma of light honey. Flavor initially has a touch of honey sweetness, but then turns to a long unpleasant finish reminiscent of stale bread. Watery mouthfeel.

Often listed a beer that other people who rated some of the same beers as me rated, so I figured I better try it, right? Okay, so now I tried it. Okay, but nothing overwhelming!

Pours a light golden color with little head. Not much of a smell. Taste was of grains, malt and a little yeast. The hops are present and the finish is rather nice. I would rather have this than most American macros hands down.