Palm Royale

Brewed by Brouwerij Palm
Style: Belgian Strong Ale
Steenhuffel, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

bottle - clear yellow golden beer with white head. Fruity aroma of cherry and grapes. Flavour has some grapes, strong alcohol. Nice bitterness.

bottle, amberish with small white head, tastes a little bit sweet and a little bit alcoholish. In general, there are a lot beers that are way better than this, which can also be bought in the supermarket.

0.33L bottle, clear bronze colour but with some sediment floating, head almost non existent, strong bready aroma with notes of vanila and scents of mushrooms and some spice. mellow sweet taste with some bread and honey and an apple sourness which dominates a long pleasant finish. Medium body but feels just a touch diluted.

can, pours light amber with a decent off white head. Smells sweet with a hint of alcohol. Flavor is malty and sweet in the finish. Not that bad.

33cl bottle. Pours clear golden with a white head. Nose & taste is sweet of fruit & malts. Sugary and caramel sweet with citric notes. Sticky. Weak palate.

Clear golden with medium off white head. Swet aroma with fruity notes. Plenty of cardboard in the somehat indifferent flavour.

22/11 0.33 l bottle @ Hopdevil, Zagreb. It poured deep golden body with smaller head. Weak, a bit industrial aroma of some belgian ale yeast mixed with some malt. Flavor just as good, not so bad generally, but for the style really poor. Sugar sweetness, some caramel, orange and apple with some alcohol punch, specially in the aftertaste. Industrial, low quality Belgian ale, but you can’t expect anything more from Palm.

Courtesy of Fonefan. It’s warm golden with a creamy head. The aroma has sweetness and notes of alcohol, light fruit and malt. The flavour has a sticky sweetness and notes of fruit, alcohol and malt. It ends dry with a hint of citrus.