Okocim O.K. Beer

Formerly brewed at Carlsberg Polska
Style: Premium Lager
Warszawa, Poland

Pours pale golden with a lingering white froth. Aroma is surprisingly pleasant. Very sweet and rich malt a lot like a Czech pilsner. A bit of a sweet corn and a tiny candy like presence round out the sweetness in the aroma. Flavor starts with a nice but not overwhelming sweetness. Again, very malty with a nice refreshing kick of bitterness that follows towards the finish. Finishes very smooth and a bit creamy in the mouth feel. Light to medium body and active carbonation. Very refreshing and easy drinking beer. While not quite to the level of the high class pilsners this is a cheap alternative without resorting to crappy macro American lites.

very bulky premium lager as premium can be anything these days. Am I drinking the last bottles of this O.K. Beer exported to spain... dont feel sorry about it being retired.

Not terrible, but nothing great either. Reminded me of many other boring pale lagers that I’ve had. It poured a straw color with a medium amount of head, very light body and lacked in flavor.

Bottle. Pours a clear gold with a snow white one finger head and spotty lacing. Nose is sweet malt and pils hops. Taste is corn syrup, honey and very light hops with a strange medicinal-like finish. Medium mouth feel. Average foreign lager.

Bottle. Pours a straw body with a white head. Sweet liquid sweet malt, a hint of pure sugar. Light thin body with not much else to talk about.

330 mL bottle. Pours a clear, pale yellow with low carbonation and a decent white head. Slight lacing. Aromas of wheat, faint malt, grass. Taste is light and uneventful. There is an small addition of honey and grain cereal. Mouthfeel is light and a little bready. Aftertaste is watery and metallic. Overall unbalanced and lackluster. Just O.K.

Pour:Pale yellow with carbonation bubbles thick white head. Nose Corn wheat earthy yeasty Taste: Fuller body light beer yeasty malty and a hint of corn. Finish Nil Overall a good beer not a bad pilsner.

500ml bottle. Pours a very light golden, see through with a small, bubby, white head. Slight lacing. Smells like any Polish lager, slightly malty and spicy. Tastes the same, minimal bitterness. Light bodied and moderately carbonated. Remains ever so slightly bitter. Overall, a cheap lager, but drinkable.