Lëtzebuerg: a grousst Béierland
Beer in Luxembourg | Perhaps the Grand Duchy is a case in point. You cannot be a multicultural society, neatly split into ‘somewheres’ and global ‘anywheres’, and still expect the two tribes to share a taste for local beers. Caught between rising beer imports and declining consumption Luxembourg’s brewers have suffered under consolidation and rationalisation until there were only three left. But there is a silver lining. Proliferating microbreweries may yet herald in a renaissance of domestic beer brands.
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