Namyslow Zamkowe Jasne (Castle)

No 276
Rated: 15.12.2007
Can, 500 ml, 11 P
Appearance: Pours pale golden body with artificial carbonation quickly becoming less and less carbonated, with big bubbles constantly going off. Body looks light. Head initially is small to medium, foamy, white but not constant, with some shades and quickly decreasing to a thin rim floating on the body surface. Body is not perfectly clear, there are some micro sediments floating around.
Aroma: Definitely milk, corn flakes, plastic, generally very anusuall aroma as for a premium Lager or beer generally. No malts, no hops, no alcohol, some very faint hints of grains.
Flavour: Very wattery, refreshing, some slight hoppyness present due to aromatic nose and faint watered grains on palate and some greasy accent in the some accidity. Finish duration is short.
Palate: Body is light, texture is wattery, carbonation is lively on palate, finish feel is chalky, accidic, unfresh, generally not quite pleasant, lacking in freshness.

Hay and grain aroma, smells like typical Continental Lager just on the verge of being skunky ,taste is grainy with hints of some sweetness,which becomes a little more prominent in middle. Tolerable enough

(Bottle) Pours a golden color with a small white head. Aroma of crisp hops and biscuity malts. Taste include some sweet caramel malts. Hoppy notes balance this beer nicely. Sweet, grassy finish. Better than expected palate. Decent mouthfeel and carbonation as well. Better than expected.

16.9 oz bottle-A clear golden body with a nice head that dissipated into a small covering. Aroma of sweetness, malt, and corn. Taste of the same with a little caramel and a dry finish. Was expecting worse.