Harnas Jasne Pelne 12.1°

Brewed by Carlsberg Polska
Style: European Strong Lager
Warszawa, Poland

Canned. Golden with an off-white head. Aromas are grain with nutty notes. Hnts of toffee and lightly fruity. Flavours are gritty grain with soft malts. Some toffee and fairly evident alcohol. OK.

Can. Pale yellow, with a nice white head, malty aroma and refreshing flavor nothing else. Low bitterness.. Cerveja dourada com boa espuma, aroma maltado e sabor refrescante, nada mais. Baixo amargor.

<Beer bought in a polish supermarket, they have a decent beer selection, but the styles are pretty much all the same> Extremly neutral beer...ok carbonation and a light fruity sweetness, no hobs equals no bitterness, but the malty sweetness is so vague that it isnt really needed i guess...

xxx poland does not know how to make beer, sorry, but I haven’t found anything I like yet,

Bottle: Bronze color, light head and lacing. Nose of sweet licorice and hop, metal and alcohol. The flavor is a bit sweet and caramelly but mostly just lightly sweet and hoppy. Finishes thin, light, meh.

50cL can in Sopot. Very refreshing lager on the beach, but a thin mouthfeel and flavor held it back from being better.

Pours yellow and clear with a fully receding white head. Aroma of sweet sticky malt, typical East-Euro maltiness. Taste is also typical of these lagers, sticky sweet malts, musky lager yeast, unclean fermentation with industrial byproducts. Mouthfeel is medium to full bodied and slightly sticky with aggressive carbonation. Why do we get the worst east Euro lagers in the states? Surely there is good beer in the land of Poles.

Sweet dark syrup malt aroma. Rusty gold, crazed Polish hillbilly on the label, armed with an adze. Watch out! Big head on initial pour. Moderately sweet, a bit tangy, fairly astringent, grahamy notes. Finishes with a long muted bitterness. Pretty decent for $1.29. Picked up at Rosemont Liquors, Rosemont, IL.