Okocim O.K. Beer

Carlsberg Polska
Brewed at Okocim (Carlsberg Polska)
Style: Premium Lager
Warszawa, Poland

Serve in Lager glass

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Bière jaune pâle et limpide avec une mousse éphémère. Nez très discret de céréales avec de la mouffette en guise de bonus. En bouche, la bière est aqueuse. Une légère pointe d’acidité citronnée porte les saveurs principalement maltées. Je goûte un peu de miel aussi. La finale est plus sèche. Ce n’est pas une grande découverte. I guess this O.K. Beer is just... O.K!

Bottle: Medium sized quickly changing fluffy white foamy head on top of a clear yellow golden colored beer. Aroma is quite the opposite of complex: malts and rice.. The flavour has more: malts, honey, light bitter... Aftertaste has malts, bitters, light spiced and some grains... Low carbo, soft creamy mouthfeel, low to medium bodied and a creamy/watery texture.

Much like the Baltika brew I had the other night, skunky aromas fill my senses as soon as I pop the top on this bottle. Pours a crystal clear golden color with a decent sized white head that dissipates quickly to a cap. After airing out a bit the skunk is still in the room, but maybe my nose is used to the smell a bit because I can find some bready pils and a hint of flowers. The flavor is a bit better than the aroma advertised. Nice sweet bready malt presence with a hint of graininess. There’s a firm spicy hop bit that provides a great balance to the malty sweetness. Carbonic acid is a bit high and does detract a bit. Medium body with a sweet bubbly mouthfeel and a moderate level of carbonation. Not a bad brew after it airs out a bit.

Draft. From notes. Grainy and clear. Nothing special at all, just another sub par beer. Meh.

Crystal clear medium yellow with a thin but bright bright white head and minimal lace. Faint grainy malt aromas. Modestly sweet bready malt flavors. Light body, generous carbonation, watery mouthfeel, and a short finish.

500ml bottle, shared with taylor. Perfectly clear golden-orange color. Minimal white head, no lace. Light to medium body. Softer, but moderate-strength carbonation, with a bit of a pronounced bite to it. Generally... Not impressive... Just tastes like your typical cheap lager. Bread, with some skunk, mustiness, watery. Light sour. Some bitter, little sweet, light bite in the finish. Nothing attractive about this lager. Poland’s local cheap choice, I guess.

Nothing special about this. Just refreshing but not much flavour. NIce golden features and some foam too.

Bottle. Moderate straw for the malt, light flowers for the hops, with hints of cooked vegetables and cardboard. Head is small, frothy, white with no lacing and is mostly diminishing. Color is sparkling clear light amber. Flavor starts slightly sweet and lightly acidic, then finishes lightly acidic and bitter. Palate is light to medium, watery with a lively to fizzy carbonation. Refreshing with some interesting aspects.

Pale yellow, very little head. Very sweet, bready smell. Taste was mostly of sweet malts. High carbonation. Not very good and entirely too sweet for my taste. (1/5 in other app) ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Bottled, 500ml from the East European Supermarket, High St. Banbury. Hazy gold with short head. Fairly standard lager, there is a sweet maize like note, corn, grainy with a very slight lemony hop perhaps. Slightly cleaner than most. Ok.