Okocim Mocne

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

Aroma is of corn, apple, and orange rind. The appearance is that of a malt liquor. The palate was light with soft carbonation. The flavor is of corn, spruce, and solvent.

Pours a boring yellow, aroma of corn, a litlte malt. Flavor is very malty, a little sweetness as well. Palate is boring, as is the beer.

clear yellow small whit e head stale orange rind smell w/ old yeast carbonated and lightly malty light malt, gas and alcohol flavor.

Shiny amber, soapy white head. Flowery, perfumey, fruit with corn aroma. Perfumey grassy grain and corn with slight orange taste. Nice bitter bite too. Decent.

Orangey, pale malty aroma with corn stalk notes. Nice aroma, but the flavor takes a downturn with solvent, paper, and vodka.

A watery, alcohol-tasting brew from Poland. Cool black and red label, boasting its "Traditional Polish Taste." It does kind of taste like polish. Shoe polish. But it’s not nearly as bad as American malt liquors. This is not your homeless-man-in-the-gutter malt liquor. Really, I can’t imagine who would drink this regularly. Someone who likes to get drunk quickly but doesn’t want to stoop to drinking Steel Reserve I guess.

Clear golden color with a small white head. Slightly sour, grassy aroma. Sweet malt flavor with just a hint of hops. Kind of harsh, alcoholic bite at the end.

Picked up at Knightly Liquors in Orlando, Fl. 500 ml botle. Pours a medium golden with a tight, thin white head, not much lacing. Industrial cleaner-like aroma, with some sweaty mustiness in the background, not pleasant. The dominant flavor is alcohol with some corn flaoating around in the back end to make it palatable. Similar to some cheap American Malt Liquors. Mouthfeel is quite harsh and throat clenching. Not too many redeeming qualities in this one.