Average user rating - 3.174 out of 5.

 

undergroundbrew (14) on January 19, 2008 wrote:

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worst belgian beer EVER. it should be deported or annexed by france.

 

peter (4) on December 14, 2007 wrote:

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Stella and Jupiler are 2 beers from the same compagnie.
They are better abroad than in Belgium.

 

DreadBeat (40) on November 15, 2007 wrote:

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Maybe I am not hipster enough to understand this beer. It barely has a taste, and is generally too fizzy for me to handle, and really do you need the fluted glass? it certainly did not put argyle socks on me, overpriced, and not really my style. Hipsters Unite !!

 

IndestructibleLiver (8) on October 15, 2007 wrote:

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Just a very fine beer. Nothing to lose your mind, but fine enough to chose it from others. Better than Heineken, as Derek said.

 

derekbrown (15) on June 27, 2007 wrote:

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Not my favorite beer, but it's better than Heineken. Pretty good drinking beer (no thinking involved).

 

CheersProstUpNYa (4) on June 03, 2007 wrote:

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This is my favorite "steady Eddie" of the import beer world. I can drink these all day and minus a bit foggy head in the morning, there is never a major hangover... I also know it as the wife beater from my travels abroad, but only ever heard it of that because of the types of folks that drink it. I prefer Ras Poeten's alternative reasoning in his review.

 

jongos (4) on April 01, 2007 wrote:

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Stella my favorite beer. It's fairly ubiquitous around the world so I usually feel comfortable knowing that it's available. It's got a smooth, subtle taste with just the right thickness for drinking over long periods of time.

I'm not a big fan of bitter 'hoppy' tasting beer, nor am I a fan of the tasteless, water-thin American stuff either. This is the perfect in-between beer.

 

Ras Pooten (42) on February 13, 2007 wrote:

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Stella is now available almost everywhere so I find myself drinking it a lot. And I like it.

It's referred to as, "the beater," in Australia, or "wife beater". I was told it referred to the type of people who drink the beer, but I suspect the reference is to the abusive character Stanley Kowalski (played by Marlon Brando in the 1951 film) whose cries of "Stella!", in A Streetcar Named Desire are unforgettable.

If anyone know different, please set me straight or continue the story...

 

lavonardo (8) on February 13, 2007 wrote:

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Mediocre and inoffensive eurolager. Not much of a taste, but nothing to cause great offense either.

 

quintosol (37) on January 20, 2007 wrote:

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Not a stellar contender especially ar import prices.

 

brandon.franklin (13) on January 11, 2007 wrote:

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While I'm sure the myriad Stella fans will howl in complaint, and many will balk at the difference in styles, I can't help but think of Stella as a Budweiser that doesn't suck.

Perhaps I have warped taste buds. Regardless, Stella is a fine brew for any day, and makes for an excellent "premium" stand-by. Given the choice between American macros and stella, I'd certainly go after the latter.

Although that's hardly a ringing endorsement.

Suffice to say, it's a good beer. Stella isn't great, though, and not anything I'd go out of my way to order.

 

Glauka2.0 (3) on December 13, 2006 wrote:

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Fresh and soft beer.

 

arfore (2) on November 14, 2006 wrote:

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While I am not much of a beer drinker (I tend to prefer hard ciders), I have found that this is particularly good, especially when really cold.

Having tried it both from draught and bottle, I prefer this particular beer in the bottle.

 

sbiehle (31) on August 24, 2006 wrote:

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Best out of the bottle, I've found that the quality of Stella draughts have steadily decreased in the years since it's been in the US.

 

biephear (17) on August 23, 2006 wrote:

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A generally mediocre Belgian, but an absolutely perfect cure for the hot and sweaty day.

 

adski (9) on August 21, 2006 wrote:

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Watery proof that all imported beers are not worthwhile. Punishment for the fact that Australia exports Fosters!

 

destraynor (1) on July 10, 2006 wrote:

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Stella is grand when served cold from a tap, but it is without doubt the worst warm beer I have ever tasted.
Pretty strong stuff too.

 

rodbegbie (7) on July 09, 2006 wrote:

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Always a safe bet. Although their advertising attempts to brand it as a premium lager ("Reassuringly expensive", indeed), it's cheap and readily available.

 

ddarras (5) on June 29, 2006 wrote:

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I'm a seasoned beer drinker; my belly will attest to this fact. Stella is a delicate beer, a solid choice

 

ryanvgt (18) on March 09, 2006 wrote:

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Not bad. Decent tasting and easy to drink. Reminds me of Harp a little.

 

brian (17) on March 08, 2006 wrote:

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My new favorite cheap-ish everyday beer.

 

maryann (1) on March 04, 2006 wrote:

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I only like it in stubbies for some weird reason

 

rconyard (2) on March 03, 2006 wrote:

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Known as wife beater, pretty standard lager to be found in the UK. At 5.2% not terrible

 

Shaân (11) on March 03, 2006 wrote:

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A beer that you drink exclusively during lunch or diner... With a "Choucroute" for exemple! Or the Mussels and chips :p

 

finsprings (22) on March 03, 2006 wrote:

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a decent smooth 'everyday' sort of lager; very easy to drink faster than you should

 

Uncle Paul (5) on October 11, 2005 wrote:

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A cheap beer drunk by little old men in Belgium. Also, an expensive beer drunk by people who think they're trendy in America!