Parbobier

Brewed by Brouwerij Huyghe
Style: Pale Lager
Melle, Belgium

25 cl aka Bolle Jan pilsener. Kind of sweet and watery for a pilsner. Didn’t like it much.

25cl, alias Bolle Jan Pilsener, exclusive brew, from De Bierloods Adegem, not complex brew, yet refreshing, balanced, clear, good head, nothing special

<i> Tasted as “Bolle Jan Pilsener”.</i> Collapsing, just yellowish tinted head over clear metallic, pale golden beer. Shards of lace. Dry-ish, fresh malts nose, with a whiff of caramel and alcohol. Grainy, soft-sweet malts taste, fresh malts; actually quite good for a Pilsener/pale lager. Ends duller sweet. Light to medium bodied, grist slickness. Decent pilsener, better than usual from Huyghe. <i> The label remarks that the bottle remains property of the brewery Bolle Jan. Ah? And what do they say in Melle about that? As to the caption “Echt Brabants”, that is beyond ridiculous. </i>

At an surinam toko at the rozengracht in Zaandam, Most beers with rice are sweet and very watery, most from asian countrees but thise one is fresh like a simple pilsener, nice to drink, desant one from,...belgium

Canned, 0.5 l. Just another mediocre quality lager. No valid reason to drink this at all.

Can. Typical pilsener. Thought this was from the Surinam brewery, which makes the Djogo, so I actually tried to score a country here. Too bad.

An orange beer with a small white disappearing head. The aroma is sweet malty and so is the flavor. A very simple beer with a thin body.

Watery flavour. Yeast, straw and grass. Yeasty aroma. Pale yellow colour. Boring and sweet.