Help with a Polish beer

Originally posted by JorisPPattyn

Originally posted by Marko
Found the brewer’s Facebook. Pasja Piwa is the distributor:
https://www.facebook.com/browarglebia

Are you sure Glebia is a brewer? It has all the telltale signs of a contractor to me, obtaining - as they say ’food and beverages’ from different sources, in order to distribute them in their name...

Jorisabitsceptic

Originally posted by JorisPPattyn
This is the bottle, though;
https://scontent.cdninstagram.com/hphotos-xfa1/t51.2885-15/s320x320/e15/11378936_1637350076507758_2006200582_n.jpg

Oh and Miecznik ought to mean "swordfish"

Originally posted by MrHangover
Miec Znik Glebia Smaku means something in the way of undeniable taste, if I should believe my Polish co-workers who tought me some Polish. Jasne Pelne means clear and strong. So if it’s listed in our database, it should be an Imperial Lager / Strong Pale Lager. So I suggest you advanced search for most rated SPL’s from Poland. http://www.ratebeer.com/advbeersearch.php
Check the barcode number and Google it, might help as well.

Well, should’ve put quotation marks around the word brewer. It’s obviously a contract brew, didn’t want to suggest anything to the contrary.

Thank you, Radek! BTW, can’t we really do something about non-English diacriticals etc, showing off right when inserted in the fora? I mean: Wąsosz please!

Originally posted by JorisPPattyn
Thank you, Radek! BTW, can’t we really do something about non-English diacriticals etc, showing off right when inserted in the fora? I mean: Wąsosz please!