Kasztelan Mocne

Bottle: Clear yellow colour, no head. Aroma of grassy,citric, malty. Flavor is thin mouth feeling, with a dominans of malts and alcy. Short fnish.

Rated:14.05.2007
Bottle brown 330ml, extract of wort 14,6%
Strong milky foam, better than in Lomza Mocne, some minimal lacing, tangy malt, very pronounced in flavour a bit chessnutty and nutty, some hints of aromatic hops, truffle aroma a bit, carbonation is medium visually and on palate quite lively, especially initially. Body is rather yellowish, pale gold.

Light golden colored, little white head. Sweet aroma with medium alcohol, some lemony fruits also come up. Medium bodied. Flavor is even sweeter with same sweet maltiness and fruits, nothing special. Aftertaste is mildly alcoholic.

average qualtry beer, alcoholic nose and taste, maybe some wine and fruit but vague, narrow range of tastes and aftertastes,

Gold with weak large head. Sweet aroma mixed with alcohol. Felt thin with weak malt presence. Alcohol overexposed. Nothing special here.

The label has changed. BUt it wa sinterestng, although it was not cold. I liked it some but although strong was just a good beer, even for a Pilsener.

500ml bottle from Albert, Warsaw. Golden colour with thick white head. Creamy lager hop aroma. Soft in mouth with good carbonation. Some decent hop, quite sharp on finish and quite drinkable

Golden colour, bubbly head - thick and lasting. Malt flavour, some corn notes, only slight alcohol touch. At first I thought it’s a standard Polish strong lager but it is definitely over the average - it actually has some flavour behind the alcohol. Good, probably the best Polish strong I tried.