Diekirch Premium

Can.Clear yellow colour with large white head.sweet and grainy with smooth watery and gassy flavor.Boring type of beer.

Draft and bottled in Vianden, Luxembourg. Pours a clear, light golden hue with endless streams of effervescing bubbles pooling into a lasting head that resembles whipped egg whites. Sticky, splotchy lacing shows good coverage on the glass. Aromas of pale grain malt come across a touch corny, while very faint floral hops lends a soft peppery note. Flavors are the same, mostly clean and grainy with hints of pepper and grass, but entirely boring and lacking real substance. Thin and watery, the palate feels like it’s not even there. Overall, a pretty pour brew.

On tap in Luxemburg, a light corny fluffy mess. The smell should have told me everything. Barley drinkable. Not something I will have across the border again.

Sold on tap as Diekirch Pilsner - Pours clear yellow with a one finger white head that laces a bit. The aroma is light and malty. The taste is of light, sweet, grainy malt with some mild hops. It’s a little watery and while not a bad beer per se, there’s little to recommend here.

Pale yellow beer with white head. Grassy aroma. Unremarkable flavour. Boring beer.

At Bon Vieux Temps, Brussels, Belgium. On tap, 050309. Pale yellow with white head. Aroma and flavor weak with a sour tone.

Pale appearance. Fresh and easy to drink pilsener with a smooth feel. A bit bland but refreshing.

Can, from Vianden, Lux. Pours light gold with almost no head. Smells weak and sour. Taste is light and crisp, with a light dry and sweet finish. Little bitterness and a slight sweetness in this one.