In the U.S. Stella is marketed as a premium European lager and has a certain air of pretentiouness surrounding it that is unwarranted in my opinion. In bars it's served in a gold rimmed glass chalice rather than a typical pint glass. I'd rank it up there with Heineken or Becks. How is it regarded in the UK?
Vengo de la publicaciΓ³n de la yerba con olor a porro y me encontrΓ© con la grata sorpresa de que no soy el ΓΊnico que encontrΓ³ la similitud entre estas dos infusiones verdes (?). Ya hay uno que tiro la data del porquΓ©, pero si ustedes dejan mΓ‘s cosas que tengan este peculiar aroma estoy dispuestos a leerlos con total agrado.
I think it's becoming my favorite beer and I don't know what that means because I usually drink IPAs or light beer lol
Anybody know why almost every pub seems to be out of stock of Stella draft every once in a while? Seems to be just Stella in particular. Are they not ordering enough? Supply problems that donβt affect other Busch brands? Whatβs up?
I'm not gonna go full on narrative but I'm wondering if anyone else has realised Stella really screws your personality beyond alcohol content. I think the only other I can think of is Efes.
Been chatting shit about it with the wife and we've came to the conclusion it can't be the alcohol content cos I'm fine on spirits, fine on strong cider, fine on most things, I just get a little cuddly.
Give me Stella and I could easily lose 4 hours and 6 pints of blood fighting myself in a house of mirrors.
So if it's not the alcohol content, what the hell is it?
Just got the palace x stella artois and I was wondering if itβs possible to add a dimmer to it? Iβve read online that you can actually dim LED βneonβ signs but it depends on voltage and suchβ¦
Anyone in here who could help me? Thanks!
I now there are a lots of good beer. But I want that particular one its for a friend of mine.
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