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It might feature this name on special/promotional labels, or in international markets, but it is the same liquid as in the one below.
"Ash"land Light
A nod to Ashland’s quiet charm and Poland’s smoky tradition, this Grodziskie is a paradox in a pint: light-bodied but full of character, smoky but refreshing, historic but weirdly modern. Notes of bacon cooking on a campfire flicker across the palate before vanishing into a crisp, crackling finish. It’s the kind of beer you drink when you want to feel clever without trying too hard.
Ol' Smokey
Clover Road Brewing in Hudson, Massachusetts, United States 🇺🇸
Traditional Beer - Grätzer / Grodziskie Rotating|
Score
6.87
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A nod to Ashland’s quiet charm and Poland’s smoky tradition, this Grodziskie is a paradox in a pint: light-bodied but full of character, smoky but refreshing, historic but weirdly modern. Notes of bacon cooking on a campfire flicker across the palate before vanishing into a crisp, crackling finish. It’s the kind of beer you drink when you want to feel clever without trying too hard.
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7.4/10
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Appearance 7
Aroma 8
Flavor 7.5
Texture 7
Overall 7
Draft at brewery. I think they changed name to Ol Smoky. Light yellow pour fairly clear some greenish hints and frothy white head. Nose is smoky meat. Tatsss of wheat, lemon, bacon, smoked wood, bread crust, some herbs. Lighter bodied.
Tried
on 18 Nov 2025
at 02:50