Warka Beer

Brewed by Warka (Zywiec Group/Heineken)
Style: Pale Lager
Warka, Poland

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

UPDATED: OCT 10, 2007 Suprisingly different from all other Polish/eastern european lagers. Light carbonation, small head and lacing. Fair amount of hops. Distinctively malty and sweet-caramel/honey. Not your average lager. Goes down well very cold.

Can. Nice clear golden colour with a good big average lasting white head. Aroma of some malts and bit of hops. Flavour is crips, malty, bit sweet, grainy with a light bitterness. Good premium lager.

Pretty good stuff. Standard fare, but still, good. Nice weight, good color and it had a solid caramel taste to it.

Yellow and poured with a medium head. Dry with no carbonation and left very little lacing. Noy a very inspiring lager but not a poor one either.

on tap in poznan. pale yellow with a quickly dying head, light grassy aroma, not much bitterness or other flavours of note

yellow piss colour, white foamy head. some hopsbitter, ok beer. slightly metallic

Pours light golden and effervescent with a thin, wispy white, mostly receding head. Aroma of grassy noble hops, sweet doughy malt, higher alcohols produced by industrial lager yeast. Mouthfeel is medium bodied with a hint of malt stickiness blending with a hint of resinous hops and lush carbonation. For what it costs ($2/500ml), not a bad beer. Although, there are better high ABV East Euro lagers for equivalent price.

This lager surprises me. It has a nice hoppy aroma and a nice lager flavour, better that the average mainstream. It’s full and has notes of flower and a light caramel sweetness. The bitterness in the finish is moderate.