Warka

Brewed by Grupa Zywiec
Style: Premium Lager
Zywiec, Poland

Standard lager color, little white head. Sweet, estery, mildly hopped aroma. Thin to medium bodied. Flavor is crispy with malty touch, mild hops and some slight caramel in aftertaste.

yello/golden color, thin head, nice full one almost a bohemain, nice bitter,and a bit sweet. a bit boring

Bottle from Super Saver. Dark straw pour with smallish, splitchy white head. Aroma of vomity malts, some hopcitrus, some thiols. Tastes pleasantly smooth, albeit not very complex, with caramel malts and some honey and slight hocptirus at the end. Not too shabby at all. Certainly worthy of a 0.05 above average score.

500 ml can. Pale colour, bubbly glass but small head. Aroma of yeast. Not pleasurable. Taste simply bad. Sorry guys.

Pale colour with little head to it. Light tasting, hints of caramel with a pleasant amount of malt and hops. Finishes dry with a bit of bitterness. More carbination than I’m used to in a beer, but not bad overall.

Bottle, 50cl. Light, pale gold in colour with a thin white head which quickly disappeared. Aroma of citrus, straw. Fairly sweet, with notes of almonds somewhere there. Faint, bitter hop finish. I found it quite syrupy and rich, but I think this improves the taste. A bit oily on the palate. Probably one of the best Polish lagers.

Bottled. A gold coloured lager with no head. Thea roma is on the sweet side with a little grassy hop. The taste is clean and unassuming, with apleasant balance of malt and hop. Reasonably drinkable and quite good in its class.

Somewhat sweet in aroma, and not tiring in flavor, but it had not big foam. A little pale in colour, and interesting.