Diekirch Premium

Brewed by Brasserie de Luxembourg Mousel-Diekirch (InBev)
Style: Pale Lager
Diekirch, Luxembourg

Serve in Dimpled mug, English pint, Lager glass, Shaker

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Bottle 330ml. @ home.

Clear medium to dark orange yellow color with a large, frothy, good lacing, mostly lasting, white to off-white head. Aroma is moderate malty, grain, toasted, vegetable, light sour sweet. Flavor is moderate sweet, light light acidic and light to moderate bitter with a average to long duration. Body is medium, texture is oily, carbonation is soft. [20110121]

Nachtrag vom Test vom 29,08,2009: Herb-hopfig. trinkbar, aber teilweise nicht ganz angenehm zu trinken! Test vom 19.12.2009, Gebinde: Dose Noten: -,7,7,8,11,8 - 7,8

very pale lager. almost no nose at all, nasty metallic bite to it. no hop bitterness in either aroma or taste. leaves a nasty aftertaste. to be avoided.

Draft, somewhere in Luxembourg. Pilseneer look, smell and taste. Quite refreshing on a hot day, nothing more, nothing less.

Bottled in Luxembourg. Pale yellow with a fuzzy whitehead, a bit of lacing. The aroma is malty. The taste is quite sweet malty. It’s a little watery but looks like the Mousel one..

50 cL can, courtesy of joergen. Pours clear and golden yellow with a collapsing and white head. Aroma is cornish and cereal malty. Light grassy. Sweet malty, cornish and light grassy. Cornish, sweet and mild grassy into an almost watery finish.

Draught at Scotts Pub. Clear golden coloured with a medium sized white head. Malty artoma of hay and hops. Malty flavour of hay and grain with notes of hops. Hoppy finish. Light watery.

Pils, boring, bit more malty maybe than some. But generally just a mass produced, watery body and little aroma. Not much more to say.

0.33 L bottle shared by KnutAlbert. A layer of white bubbles, over a clear pale yellow body. Faint grass and some doughy pale malts to the nose. Light and fairly dry mealy and grainy malt flavor. Noticable bittering hops, but with an unfresh sidenote. Light-bodied and watered down in the mouth. A quite so ordinary eurolager.

Golden yellow, white head. Grainy, papery nose. Taste is grainy, slightly sour, vague acerbic bitterness in the finish. Paper thin body, lively carbonation. Pretty bad.

Bottle from Bierzwerg. Golden color with small white head. Aroma of sweet malts, light hoppy background. Taste, malt with light bitterness, lemon and some strange aftertaste. Light bitter finish. Boring beer.