Zywiec Jasne Pelne (Beer)

Brewed by Grupa Zywiec
Style: Premium Lager
Zywiec, Poland

Nice refreshing pale yellow lager. Citrus with honey and cinnamon notes. Weak middle and finish. Drinkable.

The aroma of this beer is promising. It is almost floral, with slight honey, citrus and hop notes. Then you taste it and it all falls apart. It is fairly bland; quite sweet, with slight bitterness, but a strange bitterness that burns the back of the pallate. It is probably ok as a session beer, because it loses its carbonation and edge very quickly.

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Bottled. This is one of the sweeter lagers I’ve had. The flavour is somewhat syrupy with malt and corn. I thought there were hints of honey or golden syrup. Not much bitterness.

Average tasting Polish lager, tried at the Barn polish bar in Northwich, probably would drink again

Thin white head atop a golden pour. Sweet honey aroma and taste with hints of banana. Some carbonation but otherwise smooth with a crisp finish.

Zywiec lager pours a beautiful bright and clear golden yellow in my pilsner glass. A large frothy head of poufy white foam forms on the head and lingers for a good minute or two. It fades into a light ring around the glass with little bits of foam-clouds floating on top. Light grass and lager yeasts in the nose. A light, delicate aroma, whereas the palate is a flavor explosion. Sweet, light, mild crisp and grassy with a hint of lemon and floral. A very well balanced lager and a steady stream of bubbles rising to burst on the top, releasing a constant grassy lemon nose. Zywiec Lager holds her way all the way till the end, full of rich, sweet, and crisp grass, lemon, and lager flavors perfectly married to discerning palate. An overall clean body and mouthfeel makes for a very quaffable lager.
I am always overly ecstatic when I find a new good lager. I wouldn’t say that the traditional lager is my least-favorite beer style, but instead my most particular beer style.

Appearance is yellow/gold color with a white head, like a pale lager. The aroma is malty, mainly. Definitely corn thrown in there (I thought this was not supposed to happen in premium lagers!!!??!!) Weak flavor mainly of malts and adjuncts, not impressive. Sour palate on this beer, definitely not hoppy. Drinkable, which doesn’t really say much. Someone here called this a "Lawnmower Beer". That’s cool. I have to remember that term.