Stella has a spirit. She knows. I talked to Stella. I made that little beer happy. She loves to take naps. She also likes me playing Frankenstein with her. I am an empath and talk to sentiment beings.
We are starting to encounter these beer spirits ourselves and they are quite the characters. They are all-knowing. All-being. Don't forget to close your beer brackets my friend. Keeps the beer spirits at bay.
Good comparison. One big variable should have been added: Why no production date, or good by date? This can be found on the can (bottom), glass (side). Knowing this would have been huge. I have had both in the fridge at once. Can was far, FAR superior. Mainly because of the smell/mouthfeell & even more, because of the champagne-esque carbonation in the can. Almost a different beer... especially -- if it's a freshly brewed case. Cheers. -BT
Again, mates, a spot on review! I’m chewing through my second 24-can (440ml) case here in Sydney. A place down the road sells it for $39.99 which is better value than some of the local stuff that is meant to pass for beer. Love your reviews because you both have a very natural style, great language, and you’re very likeable - and knowledgeable!
@@hippityhopitus3544 40 AUD it's a bit more than 20 GBP lol and it's hella cheap in my country this amount of money won't be enough for a 24 bottles case of 330 ml Stella
I took the canned Stella 12-pack to the cashier and discovered it was $6 higher than the bottled Stella! Apparently, the store knows the can Stella tastes better and prices it accordingly! However, since I haven't tasted the can version yet, I wasn't about to pay that much more for basically the same product.
Where is your Stella made though? I am old enough to remember when Stella came all the way to the UK from Belgium. That was a nice beer. I would not touch the stuff we get in Australia as any European beer brewed under licence here is made down to a price level with very different ingredients.
That's so interesting! Thanks for sharing that info. The Stella we get here is from the main Belgian brewery thankfully. It's always a little disappointing when you buy a known brand expecting a certain thing and then see it was brewed elsewhere, in your case with different ingredients.
I just looked up canned Stella vs bottled because, I love bottled Stella. I only wanted to have a couple tonight and bought a 25 ounce can, and it taste disgusting, very metallic and nothing like the bottles.
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Bottle is superior, when you buy it in a 24 box it has no contact with any light and is perfect.
Interesting. I'll try it.
Cool thanks. I'm about to buy a 12-pack of Stella cans now. Cheers. 🍻
I'm having a Cold Stella right now Thursday 18th 2024 early morning. In a bottle watching this. All the best out there. : )
Stella has a spirit. She knows. I talked to Stella. I made that little beer happy. She loves to take naps. She also likes me playing Frankenstein with her. I am an empath and talk to sentiment beings.
We are starting to encounter these beer spirits ourselves and they are quite the characters. They are all-knowing. All-being. Don't forget to close your beer brackets my friend. Keeps the beer spirits at bay.
Good comparison.
One big variable should have been added: Why no production date, or good by date? This can be found on the can (bottom), glass (side).
Knowing this would have been huge. I have had both in the fridge at once. Can was far, FAR superior. Mainly because of the smell/mouthfeell & even more, because of the champagne-esque carbonation in the can. Almost a different beer... especially -- if it's a freshly brewed case.
Cheers.
-BT
Again, mates, a spot on review! I’m chewing through my second 24-can (440ml) case here in Sydney. A place down the road sells it for $39.99 which is better value than some of the local stuff that is meant to pass for beer.
Love your reviews because you both have a very natural style, great language, and you’re very likeable - and knowledgeable!
Thank you for the kind words Roy! So glad to hear you've been enjoying the videos.
40 dollars for a 24 pack is expensive asf in the uk it’s less than £20 for a 24 pack
@@hippityhopitus3544 40 AUD it's a bit more than 20 GBP lol and it's hella cheap in my country this amount of money won't be enough for a 24 bottles case of 330 ml Stella
I recently bought a Philips perfect draught machine. You get 6 litre kegs for it and the Stella comes from the Belgian brewery 😉
Positively the glass bottle. Canned beer is shit,
Bottle-no doubt-everything takes better in glass-a nice cold one as well.-the colder the better
I took the canned Stella 12-pack to the cashier and discovered it was $6 higher than the bottled Stella! Apparently, the store knows the can Stella tastes better and prices it accordingly! However, since I haven't tasted the can version yet, I wasn't about to pay that much more for basically the same product.
Draught
Bottle
Can
I guess I'd go with the canned version, but it would be close, I believe.
Bottle is always better but you should drink it straight from the bottle don't pour it into a glass.
Wise man
I had my first Stella last night (in a bottle) and was pleasantly surprised. I'm going to pick up some in a can to see for myself which is better.
Let us know what you think once you try the can!
I 100% do agree with you about the can it's so good I love it
Right??
Bottle no can.
nice bro
I prefer to have the cans because its 12 ounces instead of the 11.2 bottles. Every ounce counts lol.
Very wise decision Omar. Every ounce does, indeed. Cheers and thanks for watching!
Where is your Stella made though? I am old enough to remember when Stella came all the way to the UK from Belgium. That was a nice beer. I would not touch the stuff we get in Australia as any European beer brewed under licence here is made down to a price level with very different ingredients.
That's so interesting! Thanks for sharing that info. The Stella we get here is from the main Belgian brewery thankfully. It's always a little disappointing when you buy a known brand expecting a certain thing and then see it was brewed elsewhere, in your case with different ingredients.
In can is better I’m a big fan of stella Artois and I preffer the can over the bottles
We definitely agree! Thanks for watching.
I just looked up canned Stella vs bottled because, I love bottled Stella. I only wanted to have a couple tonight and bought a 25 ounce can, and it taste disgusting, very metallic and nothing like the bottles.
There's definitely a strong difference there, no doubt. Cheers and thanks for watching!
Can for me
for me bottle is better and its not even close. granted I’d gladly drink cans. Great video though!
Thanks for watching Eduard! Do you have any other favorites?
Can you do Michelob ultra can vs bottle for me!? :)
Ask and you shall receive! Keep an eye on the channel and happy beer exploring 😉
@@BeerBrackets thank you so much y’all so fun to Watch!!
Canned every time ❤👍👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧
Every time!
Bottle
Tap beats them both.
I could not agree more, I think on draft is the ideal way to enjoy a Stella.
Poor it right and get a head on it.
Drink Like a man 🍺🍺🍺, not like a baby girl🍼.
If you really don't like that taste and smell of the manly beer, Go and eat some ice-cream.
I love how you pour every beer @ the beginning, its just sexy lol. No one else does this.
Gets you in the mood, doesn't it
Stella is my favorite! On rare occasions