Piast Beer

Brewed by Carlsberg Polska
Style: Pale Lager
Warszawa, Poland

Ludzie z miasta piją piasta :) A na serio to powyżej przeciętnej ale szału nie ma. Jak to jest że jeden browar robi super piwo i czasami też "syf".

Piast Beer ABV: 5.3% Calories: 300 est. Stored in: 16.9 oz Served in: coca cola glass. Purchased at: Sherwood Liquors Price: 2.50 Price per fl oz $2.25/ 16.9 fl oz = $.13 per fl oz. Consumed at: home Aroma and Flavor: 2 Malts - wet bread straw soggy cheerios weak, rainy day. Hops - slightly citrus lemony sweet, weak. Yeast - slightly moldy, like broth. Miscellaneous - Plum, unripe Apple, honey, syrup, flat cola, corn, tissue, band-aid, milky Appearance : 1 Head - Initial appearance Fizzy, White, no Lacing, no Longevity Body - Clear, flat, Hue of light Yellow. Poor. Flavor : 2 Initial flavor - watery, sad. Just watery, with a little bit of funk. Finish - Flavor Sweet and short. A dud. Palate : 1 Body - Light Texture - Watery Carbonation - Flat Finish - Metallic light, and quick. Alcohol - none. Other - just poor. Overall Score: 2 Comments: Not the worst beer - there’s always Smutty’s Hanami Ale for that. But this is regrettable, poor and a watery mess. I liked: the fact that it was Polish. Poles are great people. I did not like: everything else. This was a poor excuse for a beer.

500ml bottle from Oklahoma liquor. Yellow one-inch quickly dissipating head, looks like a Miller. Skunky aroma. Watery with not many redeeming qualities. This was the first beer I had where I was thinking "Drain Pour".

Pours pale golden w/ a modest head and lacing. Malty aromas are average. Medium nectar w/ good carbonation for a soft and gentle texture. A big malty backbone w/ a fairly simplistic flavor profile however I do detect a bit of vanilla. The finish is mildly bittered. No offensive nuances. A decent brew. This beer is underrated.

This pale lager pours a medium orange gold color form a 50cl bottle. Medium sized white foamy head, fairly long lasting with decent retention. Aroma is grassy and grainy with a hint of citrus and some corn. A light to medium bodied Pale Lager. The malts are grainy and grassy. The hops are slightly spicy. As pale lagers go, this one is not that bad, it doesn’t have any of those annoying Pale Lager flavors and no really bad off flavors. There is some spiciness to it as well. Its also fairly thin and watery and fairly bland. Lively carbonation. Mouthfeel is thin. Finish is clean and crisp. Aftertaste is slightly spicy.

Bottle. 500ml. Got this one off the dusty shelf of Topp’s eastern bloc section (not sure if they call it that, but seems fitting since it’s mostly former soviet states and the like).This one pours a pale yellow, no head really. Aroma is sweet, hint of creamed corn, sweet malts. Flavor is on the sweeter side, with some vegetable like unpleasantness in there, maltiness to some degree, and a hint of hops through to the end. Finish has a hint of bitterness to which I give this a little credit....as well as drying out a touch, but not without a slightly unpleasant metallic touch. I stuck my tongue on a 9 volt battery this time. Forcing my way through the bottle, I’m not pouring this one out. Not good though.

Clear golden color with a very thin white head: smell of a pale lager, very pale. The flavor was smooth, but very, very light and uninteresting. Poland’s version of Stella I guess. It was good for washing down pretzels while waiting for a plane in Warsaw, but don’t take that as a reason to travel there and try it. I don’t understand this style of beer: perplexed.

Savannah, Ga. - Habersham Beverages- 500 ml bottle - pours a medium golden with a pithy, quickly fading white head. wort-like aroma with hints of grain. Flavor has a hint of honey sweetness, some saaz hoppiness and some grainy notes. Mouthfeel is somewhat crisp. Had worse Eastern bloc lagers in my day.