Piast Beer

Brewed by Carlsberg Polska
Style: Pale Lager
Warszawa, Poland

Golden in color with a small white head that quickly disapates. Sweet malt aroma. Flavor is sweet,fruity, not clean yet not entirely funky.

This $2.39 bottled brew from Traverse City, MI poured a medium sized head of foamy finely sized white colored mostly diminishing bubbles that left behind a carbonated transparent weak orange colored body. The aroma was smooth with mild bready malt hop notes. The mouth feel was tingly crisp and clean from start to finish. The flavor was malty hoppy and contained a slight orange note.

Bottle: Pale yellow orange with no head, grainy taste and texture, weak body, unpleasant aftertaste, ack.

From a 500ml. brown bottle with no freshness date. Made a decent appearance, poured a highly carbonated golden with a large foamy white that quickly settles into a sticky thin lacing. Had a grassy and grainy aroma with some stale yeastiness. A crisp, lightish medium bodied mouth feel, average drinkability. Bland tasting, a pale grainy maltiness with a subtle grassy hop bitterness and a dry, yeasty, malty finish. It least this was cheap enough, not much else to recommend it.

Bottle in FL. Poured an amber color with a small frothy white head that diminished quickly with some lacing. Moderate grassy grain aroma. Medium body with a thin texture. Same grass hop flavor with a short finish. Worth having once.

Underachieving beer for the price of individually-sold pint. Has similar qualities (appearance, taste, aroma, and color) as your typical mass-produced American pilsners. Does have a slightly better taste and higger alcohol content.

Bottle. This bottle showed the ABV as 5.7% rather than the 5.3% shown on this site. White small fizzy head that mostly diminsihed with poor lacing, carbonated, transparent and a golden hue. Aroma was malty, very mild hops, some skunkiness, and some sweet corn. Flavor was malt and light hops. Tingly mouthfeel. Light body. Nothing special going on with this one.

Not bad at all; and good for the style. Gold color, light palate. A strange and unpleasant vegetable aroma; fortunately what aroma is there is light, and none of this aroma is found in the simple pleasant in the flavor of cheap beer.