Warka Beer

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

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

50cl bottle. Medium off-white head atop crystal clear amber body. Aroma is medium sweet, grassy, some herbal, light spicy. Taste is moderately sweet, caramel, light spicy/grass. Light-medium body, light stickiness.

average at best, nothing offensive, but just real simple beer. malt has more presence than hop character, very mindless

Can. Golden pour, slight orange, medium soapy head. Aroma of caramel, grass, some fruit (banana?) and faint hops. Rich malt flavour with faint hops, better than most dutch lagers.

Draught, in Warsaw
Blond color. Mild macro swill, quite strong ending bitterness.

Pours apple juice pale golden color. Thin white head dissipates quickly. Aroma is somewhat faint to nonexistent. Palate is malty sweet with light hops in the background. Overall a thicker, sweeter pale lager than most that I’ve tasted from this region. Sweetness may be bothersome to some drinkers. It’s almost sickly sweet.

500ml can drunk at home, 21st Dec 09. Standard lager looks. Maltyish aroma. Quite sweet with apparent alcohol. Lack of awful aftertaste puts this ahead of many of its ’Polish fighting lager’ rivals.

Canned. Grassy aroma. Golden color with white head. Flavor is little bit mechanical, some herbal, but more malty. Drinkable.

Drank in Warsaw on tap. Golden color few foam, aroma is malty like flavor, a little bit hopy. mouthfeel is refreshing. Just it.