Stella Artois

Light, dry and hoppy with a bright nose. In the mouth it is more of the same in this light-bodied beery.

Tap and bottle. More flavor and less watery than a Budweiser or Miller, but not too much. Clear color leaves much to be desired. Fills the role of Budweiser in Europe. Enough said.

Clear yellow coloured beer with small white head and medium carbonation. Hoppy herby aroma. Full palate (metallic). Ending is hoppy herby sweetening off, some alcoholic touches.

330mL Bottle. Strong Floral hop aroma. Poors a bright clear pale golden beer. Good size white head, as in the photo. Lingering hop bitterness to finish. Better then Heineken.

Bottle. Poured a golden color with a small white head. Looked pretty much like an AB product. Tasted like one too. More flavor than a Budweiser or Miller, but nothing to brag about. I’d get it again if there was nothing better available.

Almost forgot, had a 500 ml can of this at my bro’s. What can I say, it just another pale Eurolager. Nothing special but not terribly bad either.

Tastes just like a Carona to me. I’m not sure why people rave over this beer. Maybe they think it is made well because it has a paper wrapper. Pours a clear light golden color with a medium disappearing white head.

On tap. Aroma of sweet malt. Flavor has more fruitiness than I’ve ever experienced in a pale lager (yes, this is the first time I’ve had this). Still, pretty watery body and not enough in there to make it interesting after a couple sips. Drinkable, but not preferable.