Belgian Brewed - Stella Artois

Contributor 2013

Simple really.

Any of you fine folks know where I can buy some in the good old Republic Of Ireland?

Finding it very difficult.

Even from franchisee's of large chains, who stock all these ridiculous micro breweries beers from England but I cant get a single can of Belgian brewed Stella Artois!?

SERIOUSLY!?

Gwynplaine

Wife Beater

AnonoBoy

BELGIAN BREWED, EH? THAT'S ILLEGAL ROUND THESE PARTS SON!

*turns up radio*

*closes blinds*

*leans in close*





Meet me out back in 5 minutes. Come alone.

SEPT 23 1989

fan of manky hangovers are we?

dpofloinn

Should have no bother finding some here

Karl Stein

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

manky hangovers

Where's that brewed?

SEPT 23 1989

Karl Stein wrote: »

Where's that brewed?

in the bowels of hell

Desolation Of Smug

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

in the bowels of hell

Using the tears of orphaned Unicorns..:mad:

OldMrBrennan83

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kowloon

Is this a specific type of Stella Artois or a new naming convention? Do I have to start asking for Irish milked Avonmore Irish Milk and the likes?

cml387

Listen.

Deep down, all lagers taste the same . Embrace the fact and move on.

Banjo String

Paging El Weirdos avatar....

stimpson

Contributor 2013 wrote: »

Simple really.

Any of you fine folks know where I can buy some in the good old Republic Of Ireland?

Finding it very difficult.

Even from franchisee's of large chains, who stock all these ridiculous micro breweries beers from England but I cant get a single can of Belgian brewed Stella Artois!?

SERIOUSLY!?

Stella sold here is brewed by InBev in a field in Wales. Noting special about it other than the marketing. If you can't find it why not try a glass of Carlsberg strained through a tramps sock?

CramCycle

Reassuringly expensive....


... at 1 euro a can.

MadsL

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

fan of manky hangovers are we?

stimpson wrote: »

Stella sold here is brewed by InBev in a field in Wales. Noting special about it other than the marketing. If you can't find it why not try a glass of Carlsberg strained through a tramps sock?

The InBev version is horrible. Stella on draught i Belgium is a whole other story.

The Belgium bottled version gets 3 more points than Guinness at http://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/169/449/

Pinch Flat

Have to say I can empathize with the OP - I've never seen it here, just the BUL sh!te brewed in the UK which has given me my worst hangover ever.

Stella from Belgium on the other hand is nectar.

Contributor 2013

So basically

None of yew fine folks know?

good to know. I'll try another site

Ye useless bunch of hiders unders bridges without pots of golds ye.

professore

Tried Belgian Stella several times. Always gave me a thumping headache after half a glass. Luckily there were hundreds of other excellent beers there that didn't have that effect

Contributor 2013

Again! "thanks a million" for sharing you own personal experience of Belgian brewed Stella Artois.

However, if we could stick to the subject;

OF WHERE TO *ECKING BUY IT

That would be great....

Many thanks there fathers.

Sláinte.

stimpson

Contributor 2013 wrote: »

However, if we could stick to the subject;

OF WHERE TO *ECKING BUY IT

That would be great....

Have you tried fcuking off to Belgium?

biko

You could try Beer forum or your regional forum instead.

kowloon

My question was eventually answered.

Insect Overlord

Contributor 2013 wrote: »

Simple really.

Any of you fine folks know where I can buy some in the good old Republic Of Ireland?

Try asking here: http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/forumdisplay.php?f=598

It's where all the beer-nerds hang out.

The Backwards Man

I've never seen Jupiler anywhere in Ireland, way superior to Stella imo

harry Bailey esq

The Backwards Man wrote: »

I've never seen Jupiler anywhere in Ireland, way superior to Stella imo

It turns up from time to time in my local offo,lovely stuff.The 4% Stella is a nice smooth lager,cheap enough too

Aongus Von Bismarck

Going to Belgium and hoovering back lager is like visiting China and eating Big Macs. It might be what your unrefined palate is used to, but it means you miss out on what the country does well. Try a lambic or a quadrupel for God's sake.

Trond

Aongus Von Bismarck wrote: »

Going to Belgium and hoovering back lager is like visiting China and eating Big Macs. It might be what your unrefined palate is used to, but it means you miss out on what the country does well. Try a lambic or a quadrupel for God's sake.

Real Belgian Stella is a Pils which is different than lager tbf.

Juplier and Maes are both superior to Stella but the real stuff is still far nicer than any of the generic lager we get here.

The English Stella is muck. The 4% version is English brewed as well as far as I know.

eternal

Aongus Von Bismarck wrote: »

Going to Belgium and hoovering back lager is like visiting China and eating Big Macs. It might be what your unrefined palate is used to, but it means you miss out on what the country does well. Try a lambic or a quadrupel for God's sake.

Your blog looks great

Aongus Von Bismarck

eternal wrote: »

Your blog looks great

Thank you. Its an outlet for my own thoughts and feelings but if others can take from it, then that's an added advantage.

eternal

Aongus Von Bismarck wrote: »

Thank you. Its an outlet for my own thoughts and feelings but if others can take from it, then that's an added advantage.

I like it. I must look further now.

lertsnim

Belgian Stella is superb. It is a completely different drink to the **** on sale here.

The Backwards Man wrote: »

I've never seen Jupiler anywhere in Ireland, way superior to Stella imo

I agree. I love the stuff.

Dempsey

If you cant find Stella, you'd be best off turning in your mancard and stop drinking altogether

testicle

Dempsey wrote: »

If you cant find Stella, you'd be best off turning in your mancard and stop drinking altogether

Belgian Stella...