Okocim Karmi Poema di Caffe

Brewed by Carlsberg Polska
Style: Low Alcohol
Warszawa, Poland

Bottle. Nice head with good duration. Color is black. Aroma and taste are sickening sweet with lots of caramel, sugar and coffee. Sorry to say - it went down the drain. Undrinkable for me.

Bottle, 0.5%. Creamy coffee aroma. Very dark brown colour, seems clear. Light brown head. The flavour is very sweet with some coffee, not bitter. Sugary finish, but lacking something.

40 cL clear bottle. Pours dark yet clear and golden brown with an amber glare and a small tan head. Aroma is sticky sweet caramel with a mild coffee note. Dense caramel flavoured, vanilla and light coffee into the finish. Slowly declining sweetness towards the finish yet still too sweet. Malty finish with a lasting vanilla impression.

No 509
Rated: 18.08.2008
Bottle transparent, 400 ml, 98% beer, 2% coffee extract.
Appearance: Pours deep reddish brown, almost visually flat body texture with medium head (initially), later decreasing to small, there are visible notes of lacing, head is off - white and cappuccino like in colour, foamy in texture.
Aroma: Whipped cream, great ammount of white sugar, additional sweetness from coffee syrup of poor quality, artificial coffee ice cream, very strong aroma of almond, coco - nut and vanilla of very strong almost repulsively sweet manner
Flavour: Even sweeter than ’Karmi Classic’, hard to drink the 400 ml bottle when you share it 50/50 with somebody else, artificial, awfull coffee ice cream, baking powder of a generic origin, real Mendelejew’ s chart. Nothing more to add, stuffing your stomach, being an obstruction for humanity.
Palate: Body is full, texture is sticky and syrupy, carbonation on palate is not felt, finish feel is extremely sweet, strickingly stuffing.

400ml clear twist-off bottle dated 14.09.08. Intense toffee aroma, medium body, well-carbonated, Kahlua-like character. Late vanilla notes, full mouthfeel, slightly dry finish. More of a coffee liquor

Coca cola colored, little light brown head. Strong and artificial coffee-chocolate dominates, not a beer. Thin to medium bodied. Flavor is the same: artificial with sweet coffee and roastiness. I don’t like Polish coffee and I don’t like this.

I know it’s wrong but I almost enjoyed it. Quite a natural toffee-hued head and lacing. Sickly coffee cake/toffee aroma. Buttery vanilla and chemical sweetener. Zero beer-related flavours. Or coffee-related really. Tipped half of it, but a just-about-finishable soft drink.

A real nonsense beer, taste dmor elike a coffee liquor, but nice if oyu want to hag out with a woman who is not into strong beers. Maybe if you don’t wanna get drunk or feel snob.