Stella Artois

Brewed by InBev Belgium
Style: Pale Lager
Leuven, Belgium

Serve in Dimpled mug, English pint, Lager glass, Shaker

Good for what it is, a crisp mass market beer. Nice pairing for pizza or wings. Grassy notes, sweet bread taste.

Pours a completely transparent light yellow, huge bubbles, large whispy head that dissipates quickly. Aroma: Hoppy. Skunky. Cheese, basement, spruce. Palate: Thin bodied, kind of flat. Slightly oily. Taste: slightly bitter. "Easy drinking" I guess. Not a beer I’d usually drink, but i’m glad I have some curry to go with it.

Straw color with minimal head. Skunky aroma and flavor with some bread crust notes. Light body with high carbonation.

I really like this lager. It’s pretty and has a pretty name. I prefer to order this beer when the only other options are lagers.

330 ml bottle in a lager glass. Pours a clean yellow with a medium white head - good retention there. Tastes cereal-sweet with a very, very subtle and light bitterness in the finish. Body is watery, carbonation is average. I think it does quite fine for a super-commercial lager, yet like most of its category, it remains a very bland beer. I’d recommend it anyday for someone who’s starting with beer.

Bottle and can. Light golden colour, with a medium head. Its aroma is light hay and grasses, medium body, bitter, but a bit watery for me, though.

Nice golden colored beer. Thick white head - I actually enjoy this beer. Obviously there is a lot of stuff out there that is superior - but it’s clean, crisp, with some subtle grassy notes

Bottle. Mild carbonation. Pale yellow color. Faint hoppy aroma and flavor; not very engaging. Clean finish. Rather boring. Would likely not try again.