Lomza Mocne

Brewed by Browar Lomza (Van Pur)
Style: Strong Pale Lager/Imperial Pils
Lomza, Poland

Serve in Lager glass

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500ml can. Well-carbonated, slight cocoa flavor. Early slightly sweet flavor balance then dry finish. OKAY

Golden color with a nice foam, aroma is pure malty with some alcohol and sweetness on it, flavor is the same as well.

Golden color with a disappearing white head. Grainy and fruity nose. Sharp carbon, medium body. Just malt and corn on palate. Caramel. Cider. Disappointing finish, C@H

0.33 l bottle, thanks Miika! Copper color. Aromas of toasty caramel, honey and some solventy alcohol. The flavor is mostly bready with some honey, caramel, tart fruitiness (apple) and some alcohol. Medium to full body. Fairly bock like Mocne.

Serving glass: Poured from bottle into Pint glass. Appearance: Clear, light bronze with moderate fizzy head. Light lacing. Aroma: Hoppy aroma (with grass, lemon and herbs) but fairly sweet, with some cherry and caramel beneath. Taste: Not as sweet as the aroma (but still somewhat sweet), and mild considering the abv. Cherry, bread, caramel and biscuit dominate the flavor, with some herbal and spicy hops providing a little (but not quite enough) balance. Still, surprisingly enjoyable. Palate: Moderate carbonation, medium body. As expected, there is some amount of residual sweetness. Overall: For a Euro Strong Lager, this actually is pretty damn good, and it thankfully isn’t overly cloying. The "Malt Liquor" moniker on the label is simply a travesty.

Grass and malt and hay; honey bread overtones. Light and non-bitter finish. Drinkable, but not memorable.

11.2 ounce bottle. Pours an orange/gold with an average white head. Aroma of sweet malt and grain. Taste starts with sweet malt and finishes metallic. Not bad, but not very good.

Sweet aroma, corn, some grass. The appearance is yellow/amber, white head. The flavor is sweet, corn, grass. The finish is sweet residue, noble hops. Medium in body. OK.

Malty with a hint of sweetness in the aroma while the appearance is golden. The flavor is malty and grainy with some hops in the aftertaste. Good upgrade from a pale lager, not a malt liquor but a good lager overall.

Orangish pour. Full fledged honey butter nose and I will be damned if it doesnt taste that way too. Some mandarin orange syrup too.

Soft straw gold pour with two fingers of foamy white head. Smells like wet bread and sweet malt, dextrinous. Spicy alcohol. Well whaddya know, tastes like wet bread too. Slightly oxidized herbal hops. Full bodied with a soft carbonation.