None taken. I'm a pretty worldly guy and have drank beer in quite a few places...and I just like what I like tbh.
To me...there are two kinds of beers in this world. The beers that I will get loaded off of and the beers that I drink when I'm not getting loaded. Typically...the beers that have the stronger flavor are the beers that I just drink in a social gathering.
But if I'm being honest...so much of this stuff is just so subjective. You may not agree with my taste in beers, and that's OK...I don't particularly agree that scotch or coffee taste particularly good, but I understand that people disagree.
Most people really like Stella...but I think it's really just OK. I would take a Red Stripe over it every day of the week. But that's just my opinion. When I drink beer, I don't like the big bold flavor that a lot of beer out there has, I like beer that's a lot smoother going down. I also prefer beer on tap than bottles in every circumstance. And I think Guiness is gross.
the brewmaster i worked for would pretty much drink Stella exclusively and proclaim how it's a perfect beer. it would make me laugh, but i get why he said it (and it was true Belgian Stella. tastes a bit different than north american stella, which is likely made in north america). here's the Beeradvocate review of Stella. considering most of it is the North American version, you can appreciate that consensus is still that it's better than Bud.
https://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/169/449/
the taste of beer or food or how good a movie is - that indeed is subjective. but you can take websites like Beeradvocate or Ratebeer which accumulates (non-expert) ratings to get an idea of what's good and what isn't. and one can also pick apart flaws in beer (or movies or food or architecture) to give others an idea of why it, generally, isn't highly regarded.
like Bud. it's not a highly regarded beer. it's a highly consumed beer, but that isn't the same as highly regarded. hell, it has rice as an ingredient (which is flavourless), so you taste that in the beer. if you want a crisp beer without any off flavours, Bud's great. and yes, it sometimes does the job.
just for poops and giggles, here's the BA page on Budweiser. comments are pretty honest.
https://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/29/65/
keep in mind that American Bud's a different beer than Canadian Bud. think the American one is 4.5% abv vs 5.0% in Canada. different flavour. Canadian one's a bit better.
by the way, this is what i had on Friday. kind of a palate bomb (no pun intended) compared to Bud, but it was pretty incredible.
https://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/30356/94350/
probably not the best summer beer, but if you want to have a beer with dessert (chocolate, mud pie, ice cream)