Tap at Cafe Zeutzius in krug (stein). Light malt aroma. Cloudy pale yellow color with large white head. Clean, crisp barley malt flavor with moderate carbonation with subtle lemon flavor and light sweetness. More subtle than its German counterparts but nicely drinkable - goes down smooth. Wish this were more widely available as it is a joy to drink.

Served in stein from the brewery tap, Cantine Mousel, Luxembourg. Solid foam. Grassy aroma on a sweet malty base. Flavours are predominantly sweet, yet still balanced. Good carbonation, medium body. All in all, an agreeable enough kellerbier.

<i> Draught </i> Served in "<i>Stein</i>"; huge dense white head. Yeasty nose, quite spicey &#40;root spices, nutmeg&#41;. Again spicey-yeasty flavours and a lot of sweet malts, even a bit lightly coloured malts. A bit, even when sparse, meaty esters. Very creamy MF, yeast filling in. A very unusual Pilsner, well worth seeking out. A personal lager favourite since years.

On tap at Mousels Cantine,Luxembourg. Served in a 0,5 l stein. Opaque yellow color with a large white head. Some sour and hop notes. Light to medium body with a hint of bitterness in the finish.

I walked a long way to Café Beim Zeutzius in Cents to taste this beer. Unfortunately they were closed this day just as the other place where they have it. I was leaving the country some hours later so I was not happy. Luckily a kitchen lady came out from the café and I managed to persuade her to pour me a glass. She did not know how to handle the taps so my glass was 60% foam when I got it. She left and I sat alone outside the café enjoying this rare treat. Hazy golden coloured with a creamy and big head. Fruity and malty aroma with some yeasty notes. The flavour is sweet, malty and fruity again with a yeasty touch. Very soft mouthfeel. Too bad it is not more widely available. This is so much better than the normal Mousel crap.