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Steenhuffel: Zonneklasdag
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Palm Speciale (Palm Export) - Brouwerij Palm, 5.4% ABV - 330ml, (Steenhuffel, Belgium)
on the back label:
“PALM is Belgium's Amber Beer. The special malt gives it honey-like mellowness, its own yeasts provide a fruity aroma and arome hop grown in Kent gives its refined character. (containsmaize)”
Style: (amber) Belgian Ale
My Rating: C+
Taste Profile: Malts -> honey/orange -> crisp med-bitter hopped finish.
Where I got it: Firefly
How much: $3 (after 10%), July 2012
Do I love this enough to drink it again: no
Would I recommend this to beer aficionados: no
Tasting notes: pours medium brown-amber, small head, micro CO2, not much retention, light lacing, some slow moving streams. Medium malts on the nose. Drinks with straight-up malts, minor notes of honey, orange, and mildly crisp bitter hops on the finish. Medium complexity, medium depth, good transitions, okay carry, good drinkability. An okay Belgian, although somewhat light and flat on the palate.
Palm:
Like the Castelain, this is a bad pic in a dark bar of a beer I didn't take notes on. Unlike the Castelain, though, I don't remember it so well, in either details or fondness. I remember it being a little malty sweet, with some vague fruit esthers. While it's not fair to compare a belgian pale/amber to the biere de garde I had before it, I assure you it's the latter I'd buy again.
