Poludnie Krakowiak Nieklarowny

Brewed by Browar Południe
Style: Zwickel/Keller/Landbier
Kraków, Poland

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Stein

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Appearance: Hazy golden color with a small white head that leaves some lacing.
Aroma: A bit acidic and mild fruity.
Palate: Medium body. Slightly sweet and a moderate bitterness. Soft carbonation.
Taste: Balanced fruity and caramel malty.
Overall impression: A fresh and tasty beer with some acidic notes.
Personal stats: Bottle from a trade with EIDesmadre.

Pale yellow, hazy color. Medium sized, white, slowly falling head. High carbonation, light body. Aroma: Malts, hay, flowery hops, a hinch of yeast. Taste: Malty and slightly hoppy. Hay, grass. Short finish with low bitterness. Very good drinkability "rustic" lager.

Golden colour with a white head. Aroma is fruit, malt, hay, hop. Flavour is dry, fruit, malt, hay, grass, hop. Medium body. OK beer.

0.5 bottle. The aroma is verydelicate half malty half hop, composed mostly of dark honey, vanilla , some wood scents and grass, very pleasant. Surprisingly good-looking beer, the bottle is climatic together with a label hanging on a string it creates an impression as if it was taken straight from a musty old cellar. It is pale yellow in color, transulcent and of cloudy consistency with an average white head of quite good retention. Taste is soft-sweet with some delicate sour notes, pretty pleasant but nothing exceptional. Somewhere between medium and full-bodied, texture is definitely creamy and carbonation soft. Finish is short-lived, somewhat sweet and has a definite honeydrop inside. Overall to my amazement the beer is very enjoyable, it is a must-have!

Lovely packaged bottle with a nostalgic label. This beer looks on the inside just as good as on the outside. Hazy light golden with a huge, very durable head. One of the single best looking Polish beers I have ever seen. In fact, with a light unfiltered lager you can’t go any better, I believe. Pleasant, soft malty aroma with a honey note and some subtle grassy hops. And a light hint of vanilla. Malty sweetish taste, light bitterness, even slightly salty (nowhere in the vicinity of a gose though) which seems to be the effect of using highly mineralised water for brewing. Not too high on flavour but I believe it came out just the way it was intended to - soft, relaxed and nostalgic. With an original mineral-salty note. Very pleasant, with this beer you get the whole package.

Very nice, exclusive looking lager. Subtle aroma, but there is nothing subtle about the big head. One of the best I have seen! Comes with some nice information hanging from a thread on the bottles neck.