Palm Green

Brewed by Brouwerij Palm
Style: Low Alcohol
Steenhuffel, Belgium

Serve in English pint, Shaker

33 cL bottle. Pours clear and golden orange with a lacing off-white head. Aroma is mild caramel malty and cardboardish malty. Flavour is quite sweet and holds caramel flavoured grain. Decent sweet and slight bitter finish. I guess the sweetness goes a good cover-up job for the cardboardish flavours.

330 ml bottle. amber colour. fading white head. taste is the best for a non alcoholic I had so far.

Bottled (BB 09/2008)
Clear copper red color, small white head. Resin, wort and metal in the nose - when bottle was opened, some skunky hoppy aromas. Sweet wort flavor, some iron, fruits. In the finish harsh plastic flavors. More interesting than an average non alco, just way too thin and metallic.

Bottled. Clear roast red, no head. Raisiny wort aroma. Sweet, hard and razor blade sharp. Flavour of corn-flakes and raisin. Thin and empty. Dryish finish with a metallic edgebut no bitterness. Poorly executed non-alc.

from belgianshop.com - clear and bright amber colour with a little pale beige foam; aroma of wort and nothing much more; sweet, light-bodied and with a poor carbonation; shor watery finish of unfermented malts - undrinkable

UPDATED: DEC 24, 2007 Bottle, 33 cl. (yesterday my second taste) Amber color, thich foamy head. Aroma caramel, fruity, malts. (thin to )medium body. Taste caramel, some sweet, bit hops and malts. Good for non/low-alcoholic beer.

Bottled in Brussels. Quite all right for a low alcohol, some maltiness, some hops, decent balance.

Bottle 33 cl. Clear orange with a minimal white head. Very sweet taste, doesn’t taste like beer that much. I know some non-alcohols that are a lot better