Lezajsk Pelne 12°

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

Serve in Lager glass

Canned 50cl. Courtesy of Quack-Duck. Rather boring yet without any major flaws. Nothing memorable. Anyway, thanks a lot Stefan!

Bottle says Lezajsk 1525. Pours yellowish in glass. Nose and taste of slight flowers and hops. Rated 7/8/2000

Bottle from Malt & Vine. Pours gold with a foamy white head. Aroma is quite grainy. Near medium body with foamy carbonation. Flavor is mostly grain with some mild grassy hop. Not harmful.

500 mL Bottle, Apr. 4, 2010. Clear yellow body with a scant white head that dissipated quickly to a wispy ring. Aroma of sweet light malts, grains, yeast, grassy hops, and floral notes. The flavor is dominated by sweet light malts, crisp hops in the aftertaste, and grassy hops linger in the finish. A good pick for summer time.

Bottle [500ml] shared with HogTownHarry & garthicus -- c/o garthicus. Pours a clear pale gold with an average size frothy white head. Mild aroma of grassy hops, light citrus and bready malt -- no skunkyness or sourness which is a good thing. Slightly watery, mild flavour of light grassy hops, pale malt and...not much else really. Light to average bodied. It­­s fine, an inoffensive beer that Id be O.K. with drinking again.

Appearance: Very light orange with a small white head, no real visible carbonation. Aroma: Light citrus with grass and malt, not a lot more to say! Flavour: Cereal, citrus a good deal of grass with a light short finish. Good lawnmower beer.

A decent European import. Enjoyable in small quantities because after a while drinking Polish beer you begin to wonder how sterile the brewery was.

pale amber with a tiny white head, light malt smell on the nose, surprisingly sweet taste but a real, malty, honey sweet taste, hops, one that actually stands out from the other polish macros