Budels Malt

Brewed by Budelse Brouwerij
Style: Low Alcohol
Budel, Netherlands

Serve in English pint, Shaker

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30 cl. bottle @ home, bought online @ Mitra.nl. Pale yellow with a thin white head. Familair malt aroma of boiled cabbage and carrots. Taste is considerably better than the aroma. Dry aftertaste. Not really bad for a low alcohol beer

Clear golden colour, white head, somewhat diminishing. Aroma of malts, wort, light fusels. Sweet flavour, sickly, fusel oils, sugary. Sickly finish, fusel oils, nailpolish remover.
Really not into this beer. I was hoping for a clean malty beer, but the most positive that can be said about this beer is that it is quite reminding of the smell off boiling wort. And where are the hops? The quest for the perfect 0% ABV beer continues..
(From 0.3cL bottle @ home)

The head is not so good, the body gold. It smells like bread, malty, sweet. The taste is bread, malty, a bit bitter-barley. Not bad for a alcoholfree one, but one is enough. 10/8/7/8/9/8

Bottle: Medium to smaller sized pretty vast ashy white foamy head, changes with regular speed into a vast and thicker lacing on top of clear darker yellow colored beer with a light orange tint mixed in between. The aroma’s are a typical alcohol free mix of oatmeal, malts, hay, straw, grain, corn, bread, horse food, meal and some light creamy nutty malts. Taste much malts, soap and soapy/malty bitters. Unbalanced and pretty nasty watery mix of previous mentioned flavours. There is also some oatmeal, spices, herbs, bread, malted barleys and grains. Aftertaste malts, oatmeal, bitter, malts and more malts... Low to medium carbo, soft mouthfeel, low to medium body and a light creamy texture. Not interesting and too malty with less of anytying else...

Bottle, 300 ml at home. Poured into a lager glass. Water, barley malt and hops on the ingredients, organically grown. Colour is deep golden yellow, with a small white head, with average retention. Light lacing left behind as the foam goes slowly down but never completely away. Lots of activity in the glass. Lots of malts on the aroma as expected but not so heavy sweet smell. Great taste for a non alcoholic beer, lots of malts of course, especially on the finish. Light to medium body, very carbonated. Tangy on the tip of the tongue from the carbonation when you sip it. Very dry. Well, it’s a non alcoholic beer, so not much to be expected,but if you’re looking for a low alcohol beer you might as well try this one, at least it’s made with organically grown ingredients.

UPDATED: FEB 25, 2013 33cl bottle. Malty aroma. Decent white head. Clear golden pour. Ok for an alcohol free beer but a bit bland.

Not too bad low alcoholic beer. Ok when thirsty, ok when not allowed to drink, better than a coke. It’s malty, sweet, refreshing.

This beer smells like a bucket of wet wort. It’s colour is like a regular pilsner. Smell and taste is pure wort. Mouthfeel a bit watery. Once but never again.

Color standard pilsener, standard yellow, maybe a little lighter. Smells like ’wort’. Malt in taste and smell. Not very good at all.

Bottled. A golden beer with a thin white head. The aroma has notes of malt and cardboard. The flavor is sweet with notes of cardboard, malt, and sugar. The body is light. Thanks yespr for sharing.