Palm Royale

Brewed by Brouwerij Palm
Style: Belgian Strong Ale
Steenhuffel, Belgium

gold yellow coloured sparkling body with a average white head a sweet malty aroma a malty caramel taste and a and a little bitter alcoholic finich

Bottle, bought @ some supermarket in Belgium. Pours a clear pale amber. Small off white film head. Aroma is malty with lots of caramel and some slight dark fruit tones and pear. Rather lively mouthfeel. Flavour is a bit harsh, sweet pilsner-ish maltyness balanced poorly by a lot of alcohol. A slight fruityness appears in there as well.

Kiev airport bar called Belgian Beer Cafe, seems to be a chain, this is the only beer not available in the States. Color is completely clear amber orange but too much refracting light to clearly see through it. No head, with a thin halo lacing. Aroma is burnt malts with light pear fruitiness, kind of cheap and faintly medicinal. Taste is cheap metallic fruits with light pilsner malts and a light cheap sweetness. Light bodied but with a harsh, overly-aggressive mouthfeel.
Ukraine trip, 33cl bottle BB 29//11/07, Stella Artois glass.

Bottle. Medium ornage color with a average, frothy, fair lacing, off-white to white head. Aroma is moderate yeasty, light malty, toasted, bread, light alcohol. Flavor is moderate sweet and bitter with a average duration. Body is medium, texture is oily, carbonation is soft. Overall a average strong Belgian beer.

Tasted from botlle atBrasserie la Lunnette, in Brusells. Light brown colour, bit scent of amberş medium bodied. Doesn’t have a great finish but fine beer.

Bottle. Pale golden beer with a plain malty aroma and a quite harshly dry and acidic, malty and yeasty spiced beer. Overall a very average strong Belgian beer.

Golden colour, small white head. Aroma: fruits, alcohol. Flavours: sweet, spices. Quite bitter. Leaves a dry bitter, metallic aftertaste. Drinkable though,

Bottle: sweet, a bit malty, a bit sugery, some banana notes, some caramel, some corn, weak bitterness, metalic flavor, pretty carbonated, quite easy to drink for it’s strength, an ok beer, quite boring but ok.