Palm Green

Brewed by Brouwerij Palm
Style: Low Alcohol
Steenhuffel, Belgium

Dark-pale color, thich foamy head, Malty and bready, some sweet with some hops,...not bad thise time.

Darker amber coloured with an average off-white head. Very sweet malty aroma. Medium body. Finish is sweet with again a malty touch. Medium low alcohol. Little too sweet.

Missed my Ostende-Brussels train. 30 minutes to kill at the little shitty pub by the train station. Hoegaarden, Leffe and friends. Boring. Ha! Palm Green, don’t know it, never had it before, let’s try it. Waiter comes back with it and then I realize!! I spent big $ to go on a Belgian beer trip and end-up ordering a non-alcoholic beer. I laughed, I really did. What can I say about it… Clear copper without much head. Tasted like a Leffe Brune without the alcohol. Not even tasty enough to be offensive. Actually drinkable. My first (and hopefully last) alcohol-free beer.

A amber coloured beer with a fast diminishing head. The aroma is very malty. The taste is also very malty, watery and thin. Almost no body. (25cl)

(bottle) Clear amber colour with a foamy yellow medium-sized foam. Swet malty doughy aroma with caramel and hints of fruitiness (raisins). Sweet, slightly artificial flavour, light bodied, moderately carbonated. Sweet initial malty and grainy taste with a fruity note and a sweet and slim malty finish.

Pas terrible! une bière banale, sans goût distinct. Petite bouteille économique mais qui ne laissera jamais à celui qui la déguste un souvenir intarrissable. Bonne bière quand même.

(Bottle, Pelgrims, Aarschot) Clear amber colour, very clear liquid. Small ugly off-white head. Bad syrupy, malty aroma, unfinished and chemical. Flavour is sweetened water. Disappointing.

Bottled. CLear copper colour. Very small head. Aroma is syrupy and malty sweetness. Quite bland and watery. Tastes is like taking any kind of amber ale, watering it down and sweetening it.