Okocim Zagloba 13.1° (2005+)

Bottle 500 ml
Appearance: Copper gold with medium light white crown. 3-
Nose: Plain sweet malt with noticeable alcohol.
Flavor/Palate : Slight bitterness from front leading till finish. Fuller bodied with fairly solid malt work. Slight alcohol accents blended in. Late hops are welcomed. Bigger , stronger almost like Mocne but with less alcohol.

Rated: 28.06.2007
Bottle brown, 500 ml, extract of wort 13,1%
Appearance: .Pours light golden but looks a bit wattery like pee. Head is creamy white, foamy, irregular, carbonation is medium, the head is quite strong, slowly decreasing, giving some lacing.
Aroma: Chalky, a little bit metallic, quite fresh, soft, nice mild malty base, almost no hoppy.
Flavour: A little bit sweet, a little bit wattery, nice mild malty sweetness, very clear, very fresh and that almost like milky or creamy malty sweetness is very well balanced with bitter hoppyness. Flavour is very good but not quite strongly distinquishable.
Palate: A little carbonation on palate, neutral, drinkeable, good for a hot day.

Bottled. Spritzy and smooth bodied. Waxy lemon aroma with a sniff of hop grassiness. Quite a clean tasting lager with grainy malt, cardboard and chewed pencil. Bread and corn in the aftertaste. Nothing offensive or worth returning to. Better than the standard lager.

Medium shiny offwhite head. Deep yellow body with carbonation. Light apple and hop aroma. Watery mouthfeel. Dry, sharpish tea and apple taste with clear grassy hoppy aftertaste. Notes of paper, too. Not bad with the hops, but still bland. (0.5l bottle at the Ratuszowa in Krakow.)

golden yellow, medium-sized head. Perfumed nose. Perfumed flavour, flowery and malty, reminds me a bit of Dog in the Fog. Quite interesting.

Can. Golden color with a nice white head, hop and fruity aroma, flavor is malty and nice bitterness. Cerveja dourada com boa espuma, aroma com notas de lúpulo e frutado, sabor maltado e bom amargor.

Golden colored, little white head. Lively carbonation. Aroma is surprisingly hopped with even some sweet herbal anis tone and hay, reminds me of some Zubrowka! Medium bodied. Flavor is more harsh and biting with some metallic hops and lemon, some hay in dry aftertaste with hints of alcohol.

My favorite Polish Beer ... it’s got more "oomph" to it than Tyskie or Zywiec. I’m a lil concerned ... this page says it is "Retired" - I swear I bought a 4-Pack with the same label last summer!