Warka Strong

Golden pour with transient frothy head. Malt and grain give way to honey, water and alcohol. Very thin and hollow.

12 oz. This years batch doesn’t have "Strong" on the label, but it’s 7.0% so it appears to be the same beer. Amber color, thin white head. It’s got a rough and smooth taste to it, which I know is contradictory, but still that’s what it feels like. The flavor isn’t bad, smooth and drinkable, but it leaves kinda a rough edge to it after the fact. Don’t know if I’d rate it this low, but I also probably won’t go back here.

Bottle. Pours amber with a off white head. Sweeter malt, grainy aroma with a hint of earthy hops. Flavor has grain, malt, trace hops, and faint boozy notes.

50 cL can. Pours clear and golden orange with a diminishing off-white head. Grainy to cornish aroma with a note of alcohol presence. Sweet caramelish and malty flavour, not unpleasant and nice compared to the aroma. Lingering caramelish to almost breadish finish with a light bitterness and alcohol presence as the beer warms up.

Sampled from bottle: Pours a clear reddish-orange colour with a small off white head. Aroma is a little boozey at times, maple syrup, caramel and raisins also on the nose. Taste is pretty full on the palate. Overly malted, with syrupy qualities. A little unbalanced in my opinion.