Dommelsch Malt

Brewed by Dommelsche Bierbrouwerij (InBev)
Style: Low Alcohol
Dommelen, Netherlands

Serve in English pint, Shaker

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Bottled. Yellow colour with small white sparkling bubbly head. Aroma is bready malts, paper and some hay. Flavour is very mych the same. Hooray.

Bottle. Nice head with ok duration. Color is pale yellow. Aroma and taste are mainly bready malt.

Sweet and worty flavor and aroma with orange. Thin, bland and watery. No pleasure to drink it.

Bottle. Frothy white good mostly lasting head. Very pale yellow colour. Ugly bready aroma. Very bad bready flavor. Ugly finish. Disgusting beer.

Bottled, 330ml at Cafe de Clipper, Delft. Pale carbonated yellow with slight head. Grim is the word I would describe this. Musty malty flavour. Yep Grim.

Very grainy, light horseblanket aroma. Dark golden color, white head, fair lace. Malty grainy water with a bad palate and grainy finish. I must admit that it plenishes the thirst but you must not try to taste it.

Watery, malty beer, not good. Good however if you have to drive home. The gutter is the proper place to store this ale.

This one is for a NA-beer very bad indeed. Smells like rotten hops, tastes almost the same. Bitter dry palate. Disgusting.

Bottle. Clear pale yellow colour with a small some what lasting head and some lacing. Bad aroma and taste of malt, bread and grain.

Bottle at Wildschut Cafe. Another malty low-alc drink. I wonder why these are called malt as that’s a universal beer ingredient. Anyhow, taste not all bad but couldn’t imagine drinking this by choice...