Piast Classic

(bottle - 500 ml) Mildly hazy yellow pour with a thin and fizzy white head that fades quickly. Aroma is kind of sweet with a grainy smell under the sweetness. Some stale hops perhaps. Taste has a fair amount of sweetness in it at the beginning with a malty middle and a dry and bitter hop finish. Kind of grainy and grassy at the end. Watery but surprisingly refreshing.

an ok pilsner, nothing to shout about, nothing really going on here but I wasnt expecting anything, drinkable

Not a very pleasant brew, tasted like a "sub-premium" American brand. I would best describe this brew as "soapy" in the aroma and flavor. Grainy, husky, slightly skunky, with grassy bitterness in finish.

Another Eastern Euro bottle of beer that I knew nothing about before consuming. the label gives me assumption this was once the "beer of Polish kings". Further study of the label tells me beer is brewed by Carlsberg/Okocim. After popping the cap I’m greeted with a wet rag aroma. Piast pours a yellow dilluted color with some bubbling into the glass. Flavor is creamy, chalky East Euro swill with a corn alcohol aftertaste. Is this what young Polish drinkers prefer in a pilsner? This beer reminded me of Coors Henry Joseph’s, a beer of my youth.

Decent beer. Smooth and not the bad bitterness of a lot of pilseners. Sweet like a malt liquor. Also during my "buy cheap things that come in individual bottles" trip to the liquor store.