Stella Artois

Brewed by InBev Belgium
Style: Pale Lager
Leuven, Belgium

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?

Pours a pale yellow color with a minimal head. A mild flavor of hops and bitters with a slight sweet finish. A good beer thats easy to find when there is nothing else.

Bottle. Pours pale yellow with medium head. Malty aroma with some saaz hop notes. Flavour is fresh and sprinkly with light malty notes and some hops.