It's a good brew but at a premium price. I bought it once. I later noticed that the can is 25 ml smaller than other canned beer sold in Canada and I felt ripped. I'll stick with other good brews that are cheaper and don't shrink the product.

Good beer!!!

Stella is a decent beer, but not my favorite. It is light and not over done with the flavor. It can be enjoyable to drink on a hot day!

I really like Stella Artois, which is not surprising considering I really like lagers. Stella Artois does not have an overwhelming, powerful flavor like most Belgian brews as it does not have as high an alcohol content as many Belgians. Instead, it is a smooth "everyday" beer.

Light, clean, crisp, sweet with a dry bitter finish. What's not to like? Price $1.45 US for one bottle.  Unfortunately most grocery stores price it close to $10 US for a six pack.

A couple people on here are completly wrong. They have obviously never had Stella!
First of all, it's 11.2 ounces, not 12, It does not have a strong taste either,

It's actually very smooth and damn good!

12oz bottle pours golden in color, nice white head, not too bitter and not too soft, a pretty decent import

For men who aren't confident enough in their masculinity to drink Pinot Grigio.

Stella is European beer for those who don't like beer.

A good, solid, light beer.

Not my favorite, but its alright.

StELLA, STELLA, ever wonder what Brando was really yelling about....
Someone took his 6 pack of stella!

Nothing wrong with a little Stella...

Ok

never had it

Huh?! There is a lot of beer out there...Im just a small town country girl.

Never had it.

man.... I thought I knew my beers

I'll have to try one...I can't remember if I like it or not.

Good staple never go wrong with it beer

I love this beer -- there is some in my fridge right now (but not for long)

They saw a lot of business from me last night. Belgium beers are truly in a class of their own.

I think Stella is ok, the taste is abit strong though.

This is a good lager beer, an I see it more and more.

Love the Stella!

Great beer among many! It's smooth, crisp and refrshing.

Would recommend Czechvar (Budvar, AKA the original Budweiser) over this one.

One of my favorites, the best selling beer in the world I believe.  it's a "premium" beer in the US.  WHich is why I like to drink it when in London!

Probably one of the best beers out there... I like it because it's light great for dinners without the gassy fill me up kinda beers... Top five on my list... I buy it often..... 4 0ut 5....If you cant have a Stella another similiar beer is the Italian beer Peroni... good too!

Just about the best non-German beer ALIVE

What's the difference between this and water?Nuthin'

Stella's good. But come on grow some hair on your chest and drink some Fu*king vodka   Pu**y

Overpriced swill for Yuppies!!! (just kidding,it's actually OK-but I had to deduct one star for Price Gouging).

Not dissimilar to Toilet Duck

What, exactly, is so good about this very average brew?

This very old brew entered my life two years ago at a casino bar. Not recognizing the tap, I asked to try it and was immediately impressed by its flavor and feel. My stomach won't handle the heavy brews, ale is out too, so I found Stella at the right time. Bottled as good as kegged, it never disappoints with any food or setting (probably not at a biker's rally) and will probably endure another 500 years.

It is OK, but notice tonight that bottles only contain 11.2 oz. That is roughly 6% less than your 12 oz bottles. I was worried that I was not getting a true 12 oz curl, so added some extra weigth to my hand. Lots of beautiful drink this beer, but I don't think I will be confused with one anytime again soon.

a real mans beer, the kind of stuff that a real man like hulk or vealo might drink.......i bet you £20 that you wouldn't see a big poof like mikey drink this unless he was trying to show off in front of his friends....normally he'll drink this and then throw up in the toilet...

If this is the Budweiser of Germany, I'm moving to Germany. While it's not the best Belgian lager it's very easy to drink and goes down smooth, I could easily have many of these. I was very satified by the drinkability and clean finish.

It's a shame that Stella isn't available anwhere I shop, I'd be a regular consumer. Creamy, rich with a tart finish... fine stuff and unique flavor.

I can't find this beer ANYWHERE around here. I went to several taverns that have over imported 200 beers and huge liquor stores but NO STELLA! I was told its not distributed in my area..tsk. I had it in Europe where they drink it like water. It's not bad for a mass produced beer.

Belgiam has much better stuff to offer, like Orval trappist

Reassuringly expensive because it has a reassuringly high alcohol content. As such it tastes pretty nice to an inexperienced drinker like myself.

a lot of folks dig this. but i don't really. Stella has a bad smell to me. smells skunked all of the time. the taste is watery.

This is the first of a two part rating.Am I alone in noticing a difference? (Applies to cans in my case)OK so I cant do 2 ratings,so I'llexplain;I have noticed a marked difference between cans brewed in the UK and the genuine article from Belgium.I would have only given 2 stars to the UK brew.Can't we get anything right?

I first tried Stella when I was in England, as that's the only thing they really drunk in those parts next to Fosters and I wasn't going to drink that. I found that it was kind of bitter going down the first few times I drunk it, but it just became a very nice taste. It's like Guinness in a way, an acquired taste, and once you get a palate for that, you won't drink any other beer, and this is true for me.

No better than average. Pretentious as hell.

I don't understand why people drink this stuff, I think it's just pretentious. It really isn't very good and is fairly pricy. Definetly the piss beer of Belgium.

How exactly do you PRONOUNCE the Artois in Stella? I want to order this but no funny moments at the bar needed!

Stella has a great beer taste, that is not too bitter yet not watered down like most mass-produced beers. This has become a common choice of mine in establishments that are nice enough to serve it.