Ciechan Miodowe

Brewed by Browar Ciechan
Style: Spice/Herb/Vegetable
Ciechanów, Poland

Serve in Lager glass, Tumbler

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Bottled. Pale yellow coloured. Unclear. Dense off white head. Aroma of flowers, sweetness, light spice. Flavour of sterin, sweetness, spice and fruits. Medium bodied. Dry herby end.

(bottle) pours a hazy yellow colour with a frothy white head. aroma of rose pettles, heavily perfumed, with a hint of juniper berries, lingonberries and honey. flavour is mostly the same, quite heavy on the honey, with lots of perfume, hints of sweet potato and a medium candy sweetness. medium-bodied with average carbonation.

Cloudy yellow - white head. Honey, sweetness, syrup, light bitterness, light cardboard, light flowery, plain.

Draught @ House of beer, Krakow. Sweet and fruity with a touch of alcohol in the finish. Too sweet to be enyoable, really.

Bottle, pours golden with offwhite head. Aroma is very much honey. Taste is so much honey and very sweet, like drinking pure honey. Bad, too sweet too much honey.

[9/17/11] Mahleket Hanikot Shotrim ’11 tour. Memory ratings of the stolen notepad #10: Bottle from Elba drank in a park in Gliwice. 5.7%. Sweet cereals, lots of honey and sugar. Too sweet, but I’ve had worse.

UPDATED: JAN 28, 2012 Lived in Poland for 4 years. At the end this was one of the few beers I remember. Had a village beer shop down the road from the dorm. 500mL bottles cost 3 zÅ‚oty about a 1 USD. You could smell the sweetness once you opened the. Going down it was a honey laced and smooth, not too heavy. The perfect summer beer but you can’t drink too many, on the sweeter side.

*** POLISH BEER # 100 *** bottle from my friend Monika - bardzo dziekuje. Hazy deep golden colour, large off-white head. Aroma of honey. Full-bodied, grainy malty, biscuity with lots of honey. Quite sweet but still good. Shy hoppy touch in the finish. And yet another nice honey beer from Poland.

Quite a jasny honey beer, delicate honey presence in the aroma. Very nice. Still fatiguing sweetness in the flavor but with some hay and spicy hop presence detectable. Also a little flat.

Bottle. Hazy light golden, head disappears quickly. Low carbonation but that varies from bottle to bottle. Aroma is sweet - some breadiness topped off by a truckload of propolis-smelling honey. Taste is sweet, almost no bitterness, at points the malt manages to acknowledge its existence through the honey coating that otherwise takes possession of the whole mouth. One-dimensional and sweet but it’s still quite good. Especially for a honey beer.

Bottle, 5.7% ABV version. Hazy yellow, white head. strong spicy honey aroma. Sweet and spicy honey flavours. Lacks a bitter balance, though the honey itself is not bad (would never dream of finishing the whole bottle, though).