Tatra Mocne 15.1°

Brewed by Zywiec (Zywiec Group/Heineken)
Style: Strong Pale Lager/Imperial Pils
Zywiec, Poland

Serve in Lager glass

straw colored pour with sturdy carb and head. aroma is sweet pectin, closer to an american malt liquor then the often vegetative ESL it swears allegiance to. flavor is grainy malts and more pectin, finish of light and quickly fleeting bitterness. surprising lack of fusels.

Bottle from the Kenwood in Homer Glen, IL: This "Truly Polish" (from the label) beer pours a deep golden body with a short-lived fizzy head. The aroma is apple and a grainy sweetness with a splash of alcohol. The "Characteristic Taste" (also from the label) is soft apples, bread and grain, alcohol, and a light btterness. All ths goodness must come from the "Prolonged Brewing"... again from the label. The beer is drinkable... and the importers are idiots.

Drank in Warsaw during my vacations. Start with a nice golden color and foam, but just for while. Aroma is pure malt, flavor is malty and some alcohol on it. Mouthfeel is just malty. Not the best but, drinkable.

canned; courtesy of fiulijn - clear golden-bronze colour with a poor head left; aroma of oranges , apples and a touch of alcohol; sweet malt backbone; medium to full body; slightly oily and with no bitterness; moderatey dry fruity and malty finish - drinkable

Sweetish malt aroma. Pale amber with little head. Flavour is sweetish with some grains and caramel. Thin watery body. Finishes with a noticeable alcohol kick. Not bad, but I have had better.

Canned. Pale golden color, small white head. Vegetable aroma with some alcohol. Sweetish alcohol flavor with vegetables and maybe some fruity notes.

Can. Golden color. Grainy aroma with plums. Grainy sweetish flavor with some vegetable notes. Plums and a hint of perfume.

bottle - Yellow golden beer with a white head. Some grain aroma. Flavour is sweet and malty. Little bit watery.