Lezajsk Pelne 12°

Brewed by Zywiec (Zywiec Group/Heineken)
Style: Premium Lager
Zywiec, Poland

Serve in Lager glass

Bottle from Super Saver. Pale gold pour with 2-finger frothy white head. Aroma of slight black pepper, Bell pepper, hopcitrus, and honey malt notes. The flavor was pale malty, with emerging hopcitrus and more Bell peppery notes. Not bad, but not a repeater.

Bottle: Poured a golden yellow color lager with a huge bubbly white head with average retention. Aroma of weak malt with minimal skunk, which is reassuring. Taste of semi-sweet malt with a clear subtle bitter finish. Body is about average for style. Not bad considering I had lot worst but nothing great either.

500 ml bottle poured a clear golden yellow with a small short lived white head. Aromas of bread, corn and a hint of citrus. Palate was light bodied and crisp. Flavors of sweet malt and light citrus with a crisp clean finish.

Deep golden with a mid-sized pure white head this brew had a slightly sweet malty character with a sharp but short bitter finish. A soft palate with small tight carbonation made this a decent, but unexciting lager.

Clear gold, aromas of citrus fruit and perfume. Fruity malt up front with a dry finish and a solid malt backbone. An excellent lager-- one of the best Polish beers I’ve tried.

500ml bottle Clear golden colour with a thick white head. The aroma is hops and notes of fruit. Taste is surprisingly fruity, with notes of citrus, blackberries and grapes, good presence of aroma and bitterness hops. I’m pleasantly surprised with this one. Not bad for the style.

Doesn’t smell too good. first taste isn’t really that bad. It’s not until the aftertaste that it gets thick but lagery. A slightly above average lager.

500ml. Gold beer. Big head sinks quickly leaving a lasting thin partial head and some lacing. Aroma is 60% hops and 40% sugar. Very sweet almost overpowers the hop bitterness which comes through at the end and lasting finish.