Stella Artois

Just not a fan of these bitter beers like Stella and Becks. Very bitter finish

Skunky pilsner taste. In 1926, Stella Artois was launched initially as a seasonal beer especially for the Christmas holiday market. Watered down taste. Not great. They support Cannes and Sundance music festivals. Crips, able to drink a lot.

Appearance: Pours a plain-looking, clear, yellow body with a tall, foamy, white head. Smell: Grainy pale malts blended with corn kernels and vague floral notes. Taste: Again, it’s grainy pale maltiness with maize and a slight sweetness. Touch of floral hops but no real bitterness. Just a touch of sour yeastiness. Finishes squeaky clean. Mouthfeel: Thin-bodied. Medium carbonation. Drinkability: Not quite reprehensible, but notable for it’s blandness and lack of character.

Whatever Stella is a good version of a macro produced lager beer clean finish nice hops crisp and refreshing I like to buy a sixer of Stella when I’m eating something spicy like chilli on a hot day, plus you can pound it and not get wiped out.

Very unimpressive. Decent floral aroma with a soft cream head but palate is contrasting and made me want to sneeze after every sip.

Cheap, sweet malts dominate the aroma. Clear golden color with small lingering head. One dimensional malts pound the nose and finish into nothingness. Quite a forgetable beer. This beer actually really sucks for having the fancy "import" status. Same league as Heiniken.

Bottle. Pours light gold with a fizzy white head. Aroma is grain, hay, and a bit of grass. Light bosy. Flavor is rather faint, with a bit of grain and trace hops. Dry finish. Not bad.

Very skunky beer. Very popular for some reason. Strong hoppy tasting, with a very unpleasant aftertaste.