Palm 12° Amber Ale

Palm 12° Amber Ale

Spéciale Belge Ale is one of the best Belgian beers. Palm is an amber-coloured top-fermented beer. The brewery's own malts are the basis for its caramel and honey flavours, and a long-cultivated yeast strain gives it a fruity yeasty aroma and a distinct banana fruitiness. Slightly aromatic Kent hops, on the other hand, complement the imperceptible bitterness. More

Parameters
Volume 0,25 L
Alcohol 5,0 % vol.
Plato (EPM) 12,8°
Producer Palm Brewery
Used hops East Kent Goldings
Code 2130
On stock > 20 pcs
Price incl. VAT: 2,50 € Price per liter: 10 €
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Spéciale Belge Ale is one of the best Belgian beers. Palm is an amber-coloured top-fermented beer. The brewery's own malts are the basis for its caramel and honey flavours, and a long-cultivated yeast strain gives it a fruity yeasty aroma and a distinct banana fruitiness. Slightly aromatic Kent hops, on the other hand, complement the imperceptible bitterness. More

Parameters
Volume 0,25 L
Alcohol 5,0 % vol.
Plato (EPM) 12,8°
Producer Palm Brewery
Used hops East Kent Goldings
Code 2130

Ingredients:
water, barley malt, hop products

About the brewery:
Palm Brewery is located in the town of Steenhuffel, north of Brussels, and is its main attraction. It was originally an inn with a brewery called De Hoorn, whose existence is recorded as far back as 1380. In 1914 the brewery was almost completely destroyed by bombing. During reconstruction it proved impossible to invest in refrigeration technology, which was then necessary for the production of bottom-fermented Pilsner beers, and the brewery therefore continued to brew only top-fermented beers out of necessity. In 1929, Arthur Van Roy gave his 'Spéciale Belge' the trade name 'Spéciale Palm'. He was convinced that his beer offered more aroma and flavour than the Pilsner. After World War II, the brewery continued to grow and the Palm brand became very popular. In the 1980s, it became popular with Dutch consumers and Palm became the best-selling beer in the Netherlands. As a cultural project, Palm set up a joint venture with the Boon brewery in Lembeek in 1990 and in 1998 took over the Rodenbach brewery. The majority share in Palm Belgian Craft Brewers was eventually acquired by the Dutch brewing family Swinkels in 2016.

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