Light, schwarzbier-like, very easily drinkable.

So the thing about Stella is this: it will always remind me of this dish that Gene made back when we were down-the-hall neighbors at the Sevi in Queen Anne. He might not even remember this, but I do, and will, forever. Because it was one of the best things I’ve ever eaten. And it had a bit of Stella in it. So Stella’s always gonna be alright in my book.

It's a Stella, it hit the spot. That's what it's designed to do.

Honestly, this tasted almost watery. Though I was going for something light, since I haven't slept more than four hours in the last five nights, and I really needed to get to bed

Seemed pretty watery after the Modelo. Good to confirm that. Did I mention these beers are $8 here??

I mean this isn't like the first Stella I've ever had... But it's the first Stella I've logged on Mike's birthday!

Today there are tacos and also this is the perfect beer for these tacos

A very pleasant surprise. On the light side, but not to the point that I'd call it watery, with a decent amount of pilsnery hop bitterness and a sweet malt finish. A bit of metallic dryness at the very end prevents this from being a top choice, but it was nice and refreshing for a dinner by the lake.

Apricots!!!!! Ugh.

Peppery and spice forward, with clove in full effect before melting into a smooth, clean, fizzy finish. The opening was a little strong for me but overall it was enjoyable.

It's been like a year and a half or more, so I don't remember much except... Very drinkable, and I don't remember it feeling heavy for a dark beer.

Super easy to drink, I remember it tasting better from draft back in the US but it's still a good standby here in Jordan in a bottle!