Warka

Brewed by Grupa Zywiec
Style: Premium Lager
Zywiec, Poland

Bronze colored lager with a healthy looking white head. Head retained nicely. Bready nose with sweet earthy notes. Sweet tangy, crisp flavor. Finished nicely. Pleasant and refreshing beer. Biscuity and scrumptious. Sweetness more prevalent as beer warms up. Very good.

Bottle... Clear golden lager with a mid-sized, creamy, white head. Decent retention. The nose is of vanilla and other rich, creamy, mild spices... think perfect marriage of nutmeg, cinnamon and ginger. Very sweet flavor with lots of vanilla and other rare, rich spices and a very delicate hop presence. Medium-bodied and fizzy. Sweet, vanilla finish.

Bottle: Poured a gold clear lager in the glass...good cap fair retention Decent nose like sweet grass and bread Good dose of malt in the front herbal balance from hops clean finish with biscuit after taste... Rich mouth feel medium body on this lasger...drinkable and satisfying...one pf the best Polish lagers on par with Okocim.

Bottle, a golden amber, very carbonated, with a large pillowy white head. A strong, but clean, grassy hop aroma. Grassy hops in the mouth at first, but then a stronger sweet malt flavour. Not as dry as expected (or as gassy), but a slightly skunkish background to it.

This had a small head.Not much aroma.Color a medium amber.Has that underlining golden beer taste that I don’t like.However,it kind of makes up for it with a somewhat sweet caramel.It tastes like the Polish version of our cheap commercial beers,but better.So,I can sum it up saying that this is better than the typical American Cheap commercial beers,but not one that I would buy again.Maybe some teenager would want to get someone to buy it for him.Actually,for the general public this will be a good beer.

it’s a decent lager, but it’s got a sweetness to it that really gets more intense near the end, and make it very very hard to drink. Very cold, its drinkable, but as it warms up, it gets increasingly undrinkable.

Nice clean golden lager with some resemblances to an Aussie VB, though smother, cleaner and less oily. In fact, it’s nothing like a VB at all.

Suprisingly different from all other Polish/eastern european lagers. Light carbonation, small head and lacing. Fair amount of hops. Distinctively malty and sweet-caramel/honey. Not your average lager. Goes down well very cold.