Mousel Premium Pils

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

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

Bottle: Fuck, I completely forgot about this beer, that’s not good... Ha, does say enough, doesn’t it? Nah, it’s not that bad. A white head on top of a clear golden colored beer. Smell and taste malts, some hops, some herbs and something dough a like. There’s a medium bitterness with a grainy touch. Nothing of interest, but enjoy a cool one on a warm summers day, it’s ok!

Can. Clear light golden with a white head. Grain, straw, bread and lemon in aroma. Also some perfume. Malty sweetness with bready notes and a decent amount of bitterness and carbonation.

Had this beer many years ago in Luxemburg from a convenience store. Nothing special.

Pretty much a standard pilsener. Not bad at all, not great also. There’s some weird food-like thing present in the smell but i couldn’t name it. Easily drinkable and refreshing. Not special.

Bottle @ home shared with DutchDrebus. Very clear yellow golden color, small white head. Malty, grainy aroma. Ok taste, low carbo and body. Decent.

Einen recht flachen und einfachen Geschmack bietet dieses Bier. Hauptsächlich ist dies ein bitter-herber Mittelteil, wobei das Bittere deutlich überwiegt. Im Abgang wird das Aroma allerdings wie im Antrunk auf ein Minimum heruntergeschraubt, soll heißen größtenteils wässrig, vielleicht noch leicht herb. Mir gefällt die Bitterkeit nicht wirklich - da greif ich in Luxemburg lieber zum Leichtbier von Diekirch... Test vom 3.5.2006, Gebinde: Glasflasche Noten: 7,6,7,6,6,6 - 6,25

30th December 2006
Warning! Early amateur rating! Bottle in Luxembourg. Somewhat watery lager but a dry palate as well. Bitter aftertaste. Pretty average.

On tap in Luxembourg. Light golden color with full white head that stays the duration of the glass. Smells like bread and yeast. Taste is cool, no significant flavors, but a bitter aftertaste dominates the end game. Aftertaste lingers a while. Nice and easy.