Palm Bock Pils

Brewed by Brouwerij Palm
Style: Pilsener
Steenhuffel, Belgium

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

Bottle. Alc. 5.2% Clear medium yellow color with a large, frothy, good lacing, mostly lasting, white head. Aroma is moderate malty, toasted, light hoppy, fruit. Flavor is moderate sweet and light light bitter with a average to short duration. Body is light to medium, texture is watery, carbonation is soft. (221007)

An orange beer with a disappearing white head. The aroma is sweet with notes of straw. The flavor is sweet malty.

(Bottle 25 cl) Standard golden pilsener with an ok head. A touch of malt and a discreet yet present hoppiness. A bit flat. Nothing really to complain about, but no thrills here either. Very average. 211096

Bottled. Pale golden, small head. Grasy maize aroma. Dry, yet fruity with mellow mouthfeel. Grassy finish with some bitterness. Drinkable, but unspectacular standard lager.

Bottle, 5.2%. Veg aroma. Clear golden colour. Big white head, quite stable. Thin flavour with rough bitterness, almost clean.

It is light golden with a white, creamy head. The aroma is slightly perfumed with notes of malt and vegetables. The flavour has a light sweetness and it is slightly perfumed with notes of malt, hints of vegetables and citrus in the finish. It is a bit too sweet and a little cloying.

Slightly hoppy, grassy aroma. Big frothy head. Soft, but firm hopbitter pilsener, with just a hint of metal and malty sweetness. Slightly above average pilsener.

Very pale yellow, good white head,but not very stable. Quite grainy nose, grassy and soap or herbal shampoo-like. Abysmal sweet taste, corn flakes, maize. Saaz would implement Bohemian pilsener – virtually no bitterness or even hoparoma. Light, watery mouthfeel, with just the maize giving something. This makes a great dash at being Belgium’s worst pils – if it weren’t for Jupiler.