Diekirch Surf

Can, poured into a pint glass. Very light abviously filtered beer. Almost no head and perfectly light gold clear. Smells of corn, light grain, nothing else. Taste is very light with heavy carbonation. Light maltyness with almost no bitterness. Very thin and watery. Yuck.

Bottle@Home. Very grainy aroma. Pale yellow color, small white diminishing head, fair lace. Grainy, light sweet, unmalted barley, hint of herbs, thinnish.

Golden blond coloured beer with a lot of carbonation and a large white head. Light malty sweet aroma. Light to medium sweet palate. Finish is again light malty, sweet, little smouth taste with a rather strange, little grain-corn like ending. Not bad for a low alcohol, but nothing more.

Clear yellow coloured beer with small white head and lots of carbonation. Herby hoppy aroma, little sweet. Creamy palate, bit wattery. Finish is bit bitter, few taste.

gold blond coloured sparkling body with a large white head a sweet malty aroma a sweet malty wattery taste with a bitter finish

Bottle. Sour vegetable malt aroma. Pale yellow color with moderate head. Boiled vegetable flavor - moderate carbonation/acidity. Slightly better than a non-alcohol but not as good as an average pale lager (if that tells you anything).

Ended up drinking this at the Luxembourg airport because I just asked for a beer and saw what they brought me. For a second I thoght I was drinking American lager. This was the lightest least flavorful beer I’ve had in Europe, so it makes sense that its a low alcohol brew. Aroma was slight, taste bland, and mouthfeel light. Nothing offensive about the beer though.... just malt water.

Watery, easy to guzzle, grainy, drinkable as a LA I guess, but nothing good. I´ll pass next time.