Loburg

Brewed by InBev Belgium
Style: Pale Lager
Leuven, Belgium

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Shaker

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Golden coloured. Some grassy notes in the aroma and in the flavour. Mild and boring.

Quite alcoholic and malty aroma. Some grain. Freshness of grapefruit or pineapple. Alcoholic and sweet finish and aftertaste.

On draught (pression) at Le Terminus de Mille in Paris. Golden blonde color with a medium white and bubbly head. Thin lacing. The aroma consists of mildly floral hops. Smooth body with a kind of weak hops flavor, along with a hint of malt. The finish is dry and lightly bitter. Nothing offensive here, just thoroughly average in every regard.

Amber body. Tall bubbly head. Odd medicine aroma. Sweetish taste, weak finish. A rather forgettable, below-average pilsner.

Pale gold and very still. Aromas are sweet with some citrus notes not much going on really. Flavours are also forgettable weak lemon and some sherbert sweetness. All a bit thin.

Dark blond, clear colour, white homogeneous fizzy head, mostly diminishing. Weak hoppy aroma. Sweet-bitter aroma.

I found a six pack of these that were nearly two years past their sell-by date. I don't remember buying them and can't really think of any reason why I would have. Whatever. This is a rather sweet and slightly malty mass-produced "pilsner". Not much carbonation (not surprising at this age) and not much vigour either. Not undrinkable, but I rather think other five will be used for cooking. Whether it would have been any more vivacious in its youth is a matter for conjecture and I doubt that I'll be testing that out. Bottled (25cl)

Canned, 0.5 liter. Another pilsener indeed. Not very outspoken, quite watery.

Canned. Just another pilsener from Interbrew. Clear yellow color, short white head. Bit hoppy aroma, slightly bitter taste and a watery finish.

Lightly hoppy, bit sweet. Floral. Pleasant. Light golden clear with visible carbonation. White lacing head. Medium body, medium carb. Semi-sweet, bit of malt. Light hops, bit of alcohol, too. Some dry bitterness to finish and after. Sub-par lager.