Palm Green

Brewed by Brouwerij Palm
Style: Low Alcohol
Steenhuffel, Belgium

Serve in English pint, Shaker

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dark golden colour, medium white head; floral aroma of honey; taste is dominated by honey sweetness;

Dark amber colour, low carbonation. Very malty and sweet. Some bitterness in the end.

Uploading old ratings that were missing comments. Works as a macro replacement but that's about it. No real standout characteristic. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Pours slightly hazy copper with low white head. Aroma of fruit, some bread. Taste is very sweet with light body. Low carbonation somewhat saves it. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

rating from memories. yes i once drank 0% beers, when i was like 14-15. i remember this being very good, and had much taste, very similar to palm. not as wattery as other non-alcoholic beers

amber coloured sparkling body with an off white head and a malty aroma a malt sweet flavor and a bitter finish

8/XII/12 - 25cl bottle as Palm NA (Non-Alcoholic) @ De Graanmaat (Sint-Niklaas) - BB: 21/VIII/13 (2012-1340)

Clear amber beer, ireegular creamy white head, pretty stable, adhesive, nice lacing. Aroma: grains, hay, farts (why yes, my dear, farts), cow fodder, caramel, bit sweet. MF: ok carbon, light body. Taste: bit sugary, grains, hey, cow fodder, some caramel, sugar, corn flakes. Aftertaste: hay, little sourish, sweet sugary, cow fodder. Man, this is bad.

Palm green. Oh god I need a holiday. Palm trees would be nice. No, actually, I love walking. Derbyshire. Beautiful. Help.

Bottle thanks to Dutchdrebus. Clear copper to light amber color, small off-white head. Smell malts and hayish. Taste malts, slightly sweet, grainy. Low body, low carbo.

Bottle at home. Virtually no head, the regular palm colour. Smells and tastes very malty, which is kinda obvious. It’s not aweful, but i wouldn’t recommend this unless it’s for the sake of ticking. Thin body, low carbo.