 Logo of Clausel | |
| Location | Luxembourg City |
|---|---|
| Opened | 2007 |
| Owned by | Letzebuerger Stadbrauerei |
| Website | clausel.lu |
Clausel is a Luxembourgish beer brand founded by microbrewery Letzebuerger Stad Brauerei in 2007. [1]
| Logo of Clausel | |
| Location | Luxembourg City |
|---|---|
| Opened | 2007 |
| Owned by | Letzebuerger Stadbrauerei |
| Website | clausel.lu |
Clausel is a Luxembourgish beer brand founded by microbrewery Letzebuerger Stad Brauerei in 2007. [1]
The microbrewery Letzebuerger Stad Brauerei (in standard Luxembourgish: Lëtzebuerger Stadbrauerei) was founded in 2007 in Luxembourg City. They brew their beer brand Clausel in the old Mousel brewery in the quarter of Clausen. The name Clausel is a contraction of Clausen and Mousel. As of 2016 Clausel is the only beer brewed in Luxembourg's capital city.
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The following beers are sold under the Clausel name:
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