Palm Dobbel

Bottle. Tea coloured with a small off-white head. Aromas are malty with weetabix and hints of whisky. Some caramel and spices. Flavours are malty with molasses and cheap cola. Some chocolate and caramel with raisins. Dry on the finish with yeast and metal. Decent.

Brown with a big white head. Malty aroma with caramel and grain, and a hint of metal. Rich malt and brown sugar flavour, sweet with a drying finish.

Amber colored brew. Aroma is sweet. Flavor is shallow and dull, some sweetness, fruits, metallic and some spices.

Clear deep amber with large beige head. Sweet malty aroma with yeasty and caramel notes. Flavour is sweet malty with caramel and hints of spices. Finished sweet. Mainstream belgo beer.

Clear darker amber coloured beer with creamy off-white head. Malty aroma. Full creamy palate. Finish is bitter and spicy. Good one.

Bottle at Cafe Onde de Toren, Essen, Belgium. Drink this classic a lot but never rated it. Amber looks, and more of taste than the regular one.

Bottle, bought at BarleyWine, Cph. Pours clear coppwery golden with a great, creamy, off-white head. Fine duration. Aroma is sweet, with fat maltiness, some caramel, light lactic acid. Fair mouthfeel, elegant carbonation. Flavour is a tad metallic, quite dry. Caramel and light yeastiness. A tad of pepper and alcohol in the finish. Okay.

Bottled(330ml). -Clear amber coloured, small white head that went away fast, soft lactic yoghurty nose. Light malty and fruity with notes of fruits, vanilla and metal in the finish. Pretty tasteless and watery. Typical Palm. 6.0%