Stella Artois

Brewed by InBev Belgium
Style: Pale Lager
Leuven, Belgium

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.

Budweiser’s European equivalent, although slight better tasting than the King of Beers. Very popular across the pond for many years and starting to increase rapidly in popularity here in the states, especially with Anheuser Busch acquiring the brand. Not bad for a commercial beer: golden color, slightly bitter taste for a lager. Nicknamed "wife beater" in the U.K. due to its relatively strong alcohol content for a lager.

The smells is nice. Skunky like a pilsner, has a hint of sunflower seeds. Little too oily, compared to other beers like pilsner urquiel.

A fine mixture of hops and wheat make this smooth lager a firm favourite. Easy to the palate with a clean crisp hoppy taste, this particular brew is a popular snifter in any UK establishment. Whilst pervaying the malty flavour of this fine lager the drinker is lulled into a "happy zone" with a warm glow that makes this beverage a welcome commercially avaible drink. After effects include violence and total memory loss that results in violence.