Holtland

Brewed by Martens
Style: Pale Lager
Bocholt, Belgium

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Shaker

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500ml can @ home. Very average lager. Little bit too watery. Not that much taste on it.

Can of 500 ml at home. Another cheap beer bought at the local supermarket. Appearance:Golden yellow colour with minimal activity and a one finger white head with average retention. Aroma: Just some malts, nothing special, aroma of your average lager. Taste: Bitter, slighty metallic.Bitter sweet aftertaste. Mouthfeel:Thin on the body, slighty carbonated. Leaves some dryness on the palate. Overall: Not bad at all, very highly drinkable and a reasonable price. Quite honest.

Purchased from a corner shop during a roasting hot holiday in Malta and where thirst was rife. This was utterly revolting. Pissy, watery, boring, flat... it wasn’t even gassy! Disgusting.

In fact this is perfect if you want to get drunk very fast. If not: just dont try it! ;)

Can from a cornershop in Leiden. Pours pale golden with a small white head. Aroma of skunky hops, weak grains. Taste is dominated by a metallic off taste, light sweet, no hops, no hope.

50 cl. can @ home, bought @ Coop. Pale yellow with a white head. Grainy aroma. Grainy, cheap, metallic taste. Low carbonation.

Clear very light yellow with fading foam head. No aroma and taste is also almost absent. Beer for camping, but no more than that. (Strasbourg 201207) ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

500ml can. Pours a golden colour with a small, white head. Releasing smelly aroma’s of skunks, grains and malts. Flavour is wet cookies present and mouthfeel is overall quite watery. Best to avoid this brew...

The head is unstable. It smells watery, malty and a bit hoppy. The taste is watery-sour. 4/3/4/3/5/3

50 cl can @ home. Clear yellow colour with a decent white head. Smells malts, basic pilsener smell, kinda light. Tastes very thin and watery with some malts. Way to watery. Low carbo.