Stella Artois

4 beer sampler at Old Chicago Slightly bright and bitter aroma, light fizzy head, body is clear with a yellowish cast, crisp flavor, the initial bitterness is somewhat metallic, but the finish is better. Drinkable but lacks character - not one I would buy again

i didnt find this as pleasing as most of the rest of you did. maybe i have no taste i dont know

Really good drink. Very even in its character. Light on the palate, with a beautiful color and very pleasant taste, with just a hint of bitterness. Very drinkable!!!!

Draft. Light amber with small, bubbly brief head. Aroma of wet fur - not necessarily a bad thing. Tastes of caramel and tar with nice lingering bitterness. Mouthfeel light, thin.

Bottle. Pours a yellow colour with a white head. Aroma is thin - some malts and hops. Flavour is just like the aroma - thin with some hops and some malty caramell. It don’t taste bad...I mean it do not taste much at all. Just boring!

First things first: a very nice beer! Very popular here in the Northeast. Available year-round in bottes and on tap. Just a nice, crisp, clean and refreshing beer. Drink very cold, however, can change to almost a Heineken flavor as it sits and warms.

I don’t get why everyone’s so gung-ho about this beer. It’s everywhere here, and even more-so in Europe. It’s not an American macro, but it’s not a whole lot better either. This one’s watery, light, and unimpressive on all counts.

Pours like an American lager, with a bright yellow color and a bright white head that dissipates quickly. Aroma is light hops with some grains and alcohol. The taste is similar. Mouthfeel is a little harsh, with a bit too much carbonation and alcohol in the aftertaste. Can’t say I’m a fan.