Palm Dobbel

Brewed by Brouwerij Palm
Style: Belgian Ale
Steenhuffel, Belgium

Bottled. Amber colour, beige small head. Aroma of barley and flowery hops. Flavour contains barley, caramel some hops. Quite bitterish finish. Creamy palate, but there is no aftertaste. It just is gone after the bitterish finish.

Deep reddish amber with a feint whiff of roasted fruit. Sweet malty nose with hints of caramel and pistacchio, and an appetisingly bitter finish. Creamy, balanced and.....gone. Re-rate 21/11/06...The same crisp, yeasty metallic sharpness as imparted by the Badger house yeast? Lovely rounded breadiness at the end. What an afternose.

A amber coloured beer with a fast diminishing head. The aroma is malty and sweet. the flavour is malty and sweet, way to sweet but better than the speciale (except for the aroma). (Bottle 33cl 6.0 alcohol%)

33cl bottle. 6% on this version. Reddish chestnut colour. Lasting beige head. Cherry fruit aroma with some dry malt. Malt and slightly stale in the mouth, with more cherry and red fruit flavours coming in the end with quite harsh dry hop feeling to the mouth. Strangely drinkable. I like the sweetness of the fruit mixed with hop

33cl bottle. Christmas beer of Palm. Alcohol, cherry, caramel malts, sugar, light citrus, pear in the aroma. Copper coloured body with a small beige head. Oily wooden flavour, light hints of citrus. Light citric short finish. Easy to drink, but lacks complexity.

33cl bottle. golden brew with a medium with head. Sweet, faintly grassy aroma. not much in temrs of flavor. sweet malts + bitter hops = uninteresting beer. More expensive than normal palm and no better. what would i want to drink this?

Deep amber colour with a foamy beige head. malty and light grainy aroma with some brewmash sweetness and a faint caramel note. Sweet malty flavor with caramel and nuty hints.

Dark amber colour, average white head. Very hoppy and fruity aroma. sweet bitter taste, herby bitter finish with some sweet hints.