Piast Beer

Carlsberg Polska
Brewed at Bosman Browar Szczecin S.A (Carlsberg)
Style: Pale Lager
Warszawa, Poland

Serve in Dimpled mug, English pint, Lager glass, Shaker

Nice white lace on top , golden lager . Aroma was slightly minerall accented with fruity underlaying - typical to mass procuced lagers . Medium bodied , malty lager with litlle hop character . Lacking crispness and depth .

Faint malt aroma, light golden, tiny white head. Taste is malt, no hops to speak of. Light bodied, ordinary.

bottle. golden body, small white head. flowery sweet aroma with notes of sweet corn. sweet malty body along with corn flavour. high carbonation. another boring lager.

Just the polish version of budweiser, except it has 5.7% alcohol. Weird. All I taste is some grain and bubbles

Clear gold in color with a short-lived frothy white head, this has a sweet grainy aroma with some very slight floral hopping. Sweet malt with no particular traits to nail and a small amount of hop bitterness make up the taste. Not much here, pro or con.

Bottle. Golden yellow in color and very clear. Fair to good sized white head issues forth and recedes to just a film layer. No lacing is left behind. Aroma is fairly typical of the pale lager variety, seems like a cross between bud and heineken in aroma. A bit grainy perhaps. Flavor is not offensive nor does it stimulate a lot of interest. Fair malt and fair hop, with a bit of grassy hops that linger in the finish. Fair.

Crystal clear and still as night yellow beer with big poofy head. Almost a grapey aroma. Silky texture, but an unfortunate dry cereal note right off the bat. Settles with a little bit of bitterness; I can drink a lot of these because it’s OK, but I wouldn’t call it really good.

Light gold colour. Sweetish cereal malts with a tarce of hops. Boring. Much better polish lagers out there.