Lomza Mocne

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

Serve in Dimpled mug, Footed Pilsner, Lager glass, Stein

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It is a polish Malt liquor, but not a bad one. It is thick and malty, but no hints of European ass toilet that you may find in others.

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.

Burnt Beer Night: Gold body with little head. Strongly alcoholic and filled with sour malt. Technically I’ve had worse, but not a strong selling point for me.

The aroma has corn like malt and light hops. The appearance is pale gold with a small white head. The flavor is like a malt liquor. There is nothing great here just malt and a metallic, plastic, astringent finish. The palate is thin and slightly oily. This beer is not stale just not good. The only decent quality is the malt and that’s it.

Pale golden coloured body with a thin white head. Aroma of slight citrus and definate malt, some european hops and some alcohol. Medium-bodied; Strong alcoholic presence with a big maltiness and some low hops. Aftertaste is fairly minute compared to the large taste up-front. A pretty good ESL as the alcohol doesn’t kick and moan for a long time. I bought this 50 cL bottle at Beers of the World (under the name Lomza Pelne) and sampled it on 25-May-2004 with Haddon90 (Phil).

Bottle: Aroma is mostly malty with a tad hops and alchohol. Pours a transparent gold with a nice white head with good retention. Okay lacing. Flavor is moderately malty maybe citrusy with a very slight bitterness that gets added in the finish. Light malt aftertaste.

11.2oz bottle. golden in color. white fizzy head. very malty aroma. palate is very sweet. A little buttery. light and alcoholic. very sweet dry bitter finish

At the 2007 Big Beers, Belgians & Barleywines festival in Vail. Pours a pale yellow/gold color with a medium white head. Malty nose that is a bit grainy. Flavor is swet and toasted with a bit of yeasty dough. Thin body and a palate that notices the high alcohol.

light malty,light hoppy,amber, clear, white foam, lightly bitter, light body, thin feel, lively, short.

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.