Stella Artois

This is a pretty decent beer, although not my favorite, it’s up there. I would have to say that it has a full crisp taste altough there is a strong aroma to it, it is very good with a meat dish. I would recommend it.

It is a good beer. their marketing must be great because you see it all over. Not quite up to the upper standards of Belgium beers but tasty none the less. A slight after taste pours rather poorly. Better then many massed produced beers. I have had it in the bottle as well as tap and they are very close in taste.

A lighter colored beer. I honestly wasn’t a big fan of this one. It left a nasty after-taste in my mouth. Almost like a light, bitter wine taste. Not for moi.

11.2oz bottle. Pale yellow-golden color, completely transparent. Aroma is doughy and fresh. Very crisp mouthfeel. Doughy and full of classic lager taste. Sweet finish. Simple, well-balanced beer. Not a good example of a beer from Belgium by any standard, but an enjoyable session beer nonetheless.

The nose is the weakest part of this beer. But I like the bread & yeast taste of this lager. Not hoppy... and as most shudder... I like that.

A lot of people have recommended Stella to me, but I had yet to take them up on this until last night. I can’t say I was overly impressed, but it certainly wasn’t a bad brew. Straw colored and clear, very little head. Had a very light hoppy aroma. Was a little bitter, but otherwise good. Well balanced carb level and after taste. Definately drinkable, I could have had a few more. Serving type: bottle

Poured a golden color with two fingers of thick, fluffy head. The nose was bready with faint hops present. The taste was very crisp raw grain and hop taste hits up front. A sweet wheat aftertaste is present in the finish. Not a bad lager. Much better than most domestic offerings.

London Bottled Some malt and some bitterness but not much to impress Unmaltet grain - corn?