Jurand Dublin

Formerly brewed at Browary Warmińsko-Mazurskie Jurand
Style: Dunkel
Olsztyn, Poland

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Stein

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UPDATED: JAN 14, 2007 almost no head, dark brown, poor quality sour caramel spoils the taste of malts and littel roastiness, watery in the deep tongue, strange, balanced carbonation but the taste is jaggy, I never drunk it down

Das Bier präsentier sich röstmalzern, eine leichte Süße ist von Mittelteil-Nachgeschmack zu erkennen. Dieser fällt sonst allerdings mager und kurz aus. Das Bier ist trotz seiner Einfachheit einen Test wert, mir gefällt es auf jeden Fall. Test vom 1.10.2006, Gebinde: Glasflasche Noten: 12,11,11,11,12,11 - 11,15

Dark lager meets malt liquor in this one. IT is not a dunkel. IT proclaims it is an Irish style dark. It really is a bastard of a beer.

Poured from bottle into Nonic Imperial Pint. Very dark chocolate brown with reddish highlights and a foamy head. Very sweet smell, and macro-like. Maybe some dark fruit and caramel. Very malty, sweet tasting, caramel, fruit. Slightly spicy hops evident at end. How does this taste Irish? Maybe because it tastes like a Guinness and a Harp blended together? Pretty full bodied lager with moderate carbonation. Fairly easy to drink, but very little interest in having more.

Bottle from Bello Vino, MI. Poured hazy brown color with an average frothy off-white head that was mostly lasting with fair lacing. Moderate grainy sweet malt aroma. Medium body with soft carbonation. Medium bittersweet flavor with a medium sweet finish of average duration. Solid drinkable beer.

This says retired on here, buy my local Cellars has a ton of bottles of these. Must be old. It should be retired because it was pretty bland, watery, with a hint of maltiness. It says Dark beer, but i wouldnt say that, fairly light. I’ll pass.

Bottle. Poured out a somewhat opaque brown with minimal head. Mettalically sharp aroma of mildly chocolatey malt. An offensively lingering vaguely malty taste. Thin, tingly feel.

Last of the six-pack available at Cellar’s WIne & Spirits in St Paul, MN. Pours a semi-clear brown brew with an average off-white head that quickly dissolves. Aroma of multi-grain biscuits, some grassy hops and something reminding me of Pledge furniture polish. Taste is medium bodied, very highly carbonated with dark malt flavor and some grassy/barnyard bitterness. Finish is watery and slightly bitter that quickly disappears. A bit light for a dark beer. Average at best.

irish style beer from poland? sounded funny to me too and it was cheap. not really irish at all but suprisingly good. very good malt flavor goes down smooth. pours very dark slightly tawny ruby color and big head that fades too quickly. i would drink this again easily.

Bottle. Medium sized tan head with a sparse amount of lacing, visible carbonation, transparent, and a ruby hue. Malty, chocolate and sweet nose. Ditto for the flavor. Medium body. Not great, but not bad either. Middle of the road I say.

Found in a ten pack of mixed foreign beers at franchised furniture/beer/food store. Drank from the bottle. Mild aroma, but decent almost brown ale flavor. Not bad. Would drink again, but not go out of my way for.