Lech Premium

Brewed by Poznań Brewery (Kompania Piwowarska-SABMiller)
Style: Premium Lager
Poznan, Poland

From a bottle poured a clear straw color with a fair amount of white head. Malty grassy flavor with a lasting finish.

Can. Watery golden pour, medium head, quickly dissipates. Aroma of malts and hops, quite strong for a lager. Flavour of pilsener, faint malt, faints hops, expected some bitter hops. Aftertaste reveals some bitterness from the hops. Still boring, but better than most standard cheap Dutch pilseners/lagers.

19.01.2010, 0,33l Bottle. In Bremen. Pale yellow colour with white head. Weak malty aroma and low on bitterness. There is a fruity sweetness I dont like. Poor beer.

Bottle @ Flensburg. Pours clear pale yellow with off white frothy head and lacings. Grain, grasss and perfume. Watery body. Short end.

Bottle. The pour leaves a clear, golden beer in my glass, topped by a small, white head. Fruity and sweetish on the nose, with piney hops adding some joy. Still, it’s far from an interesting beer. The same goes for the flavor, with pale malts and fruityness, and some bitterness growing towards the finish. The finish might be the best thing about the beer actually. Medium body, dry. Overall, this is a dead boring beer, but sure drinkable and with some quenching qualities. 090829

can. Poured clear pale amber with a receding white head. Aroma is slightly skunky. Crisp carbonated mouthfeel. Grassy flavour, mild malts. Light bitter finish, slightly metallic.

Bottle. Pours a clear pale golden with a large foamy white head. Aroma is light, hints of grass. Flavor is a bland light malt with the faintest hint of spicy, grassy hops. Light bodied, lively carbonation.

Another lackluster pale lager. Weak looking piss yellow colour. Aroma is yeast, hay and skunk. Taste is malt, yeast and a little hop aftertaste. Another beer that I should have left on the shelf.