Okocim Mocne

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

smell is light but smells like crackers or those cadbury cookies that are half biscuit half chocolate.. p nice! its yellow with a lastiing head, it tastes very just indistinctly beery, crackery, white bready, malty sweet overall, the alcohol comes through fairly strong especially in the mouthfeel. totally inoffensive but not ballless and i can feel the buzz beginning after only a few sips.. p good

Canned from a sklep in Antwerpen. Golden color, thin head, nose is sweet grassy. Sweet and malty. Finish is like a kick, the 7.1% is easy to feel...

First off - BBD was just overdue. Secondly, this beer is never really good - always has too much alcohol reek, taste and burn. Nothing has changed. Golden orange and poured hardly any head, but managed to maintain a white ring. Considering the lack of head, it produces some lacing. A little carbonation and a very small ammount of floaties, but overall quite clear. Smell is sweet (maybe honey) with average malt aroma and slight grain, but for most of the tasting the alcohol fumes hang out - not overpowering, just noticable. More alcohol taste. Now that I know better, I’ll admit that this does have a decent ammount of malt, but the alcohol coats it pretty good. Mouthfeel is decent: medium bodied, smooth, adequate carbonation, too much alcohol and a nice sweet bitter finish that accompanies a chest burn. This isn’t Crest Super, but why bother producing this unless your target consumer is piss-drunks. Once again, I’ve left this sit poured a very long time and now it’s quite drinkable where as when it’s colder it’s hard to choke down. But if you open this, you’re gonna want polish (pronounced with a soft ’o’, not a hard ’o’) this off in a hurry so you can get something that you’ll actually enjoy. I just finished it and got quite the buzz. I highly recommend Staropolskie Mocne as the beyond superior alternative. I believe the ingredients of this brew at as follows: water, malts, potato vodka. I’ve got to recommend this to the drunk indians at my liquor store who have a pocket of change that they found in the parking lot and are looking for that single can of Olympia to get buzzed on. Best thing about this beer is the label and the Okocim coat of arms - it’s got a mountain goat just about to hump a giant glass of beer. And if you look very closely, the goat is actually frenching the foam with his eyes closed - no joke. Very odd indeed. Cheers goes to that horny goat!

Thanks Naam, yellow highly carbonated with nice white head, aroma of malt some marmalade and grass, flavor of alcohol biscuit some grapefruit and some vanilla, finish is quite bitter. Nice

[2055-20090329] 500mL bottle. Yeasty bread dough aroma is mild. Clear, light orange yellow body with a long-lasting foamy white head. Sweet yeasty bread continues in the flavour. Medium body. Fair.

Bottled, 500ml at Restaurant Imperial Reale. Amber with white head. Heavy caramelised toffee notes with an overall sweetness. There is a dryness within the body and a nasal alcohol note.

Rather strong aromas of grain and booze. Similar aroma to a Bud, only better. Foamy tall head, looks like pee. Very heavy taste of light fruit, honey, and malt......quite sweet. Finish has a slight alcohol burn, and the corn starts to come out of hiding.

darker amber colour, not much head, fruity/honey, sweet, but a slight lingering ethanol taste and fairly strong alcohol aroma.