On tap at Berliner Internationales Bierfestival 2018. (labeled as Witnicki Porter Lubuskie) Dark brownish/red with a small tan head. Fairly soft with dark malt, toffee and coffee. The body was medium. An ok one.

Barwa jasny bursztyn, zamglone, piana biała, umiarkowanej wielkości, podobnież obfitości. W aromacie owoce tropikalne i cytrusy, lekki karmel. W smaku półsłodkie, tropiki i cytrusy nieco wytłumione, karmel. Goryczka niska do średniej, alkoholowa. Wysycenie niskie do średniego. Nieco tępe i niedopracowane.

Crystal clear golden coloured body with a thin pure white head, about two centimetres tall. Aroma of crisp grain, some light apples and pears with a dose of lemons and citrus, but a very biscuity, fresh grain scent and a touch of alcohol noticeable. Light to Medium-bodied; Strong biscuity and grassy flavour with a dry hoppy bite showing some subdued alcohol and pungent grain flavours with a touch of yeast and a dry finish of hay and no real complexities. Aftertaste is deep and grainy with a bit of toffee, some alcohol and a dry, quite bitter finish showing some yeast and hay and dry citrus, but more biscuits and malt than anything else. Overall, a nice and dry beer with some nice flavours, but a biscuity bite, showing some light alcohol, but a clean flavour that has some dry and crisp yeast finishes and a touch of alcohol, but fairly clean. I sampled this 50 cL bottle purchased from GlenRo Spirit Shoppe in Monroe, Connecticut on 10-March-2018 for US$1,99 sampled when the Polish Team were defeated by the Offiicals in the FIFA World Cup on 19-June-2018.

Dark brown coloured body with a rich, thick tan head, about two centimetres tall. Aroma of toffee, caramel, pears, light toasted and roasted malt with a touch of peat and mushrooms. Medium-bodied; Strong rich coffee and toffee notes at first with a nice bitterness towards the end with the malt and earthy notes coming through with some nuts as well. Aftertaste is deep with the coffee and roast and a touch of grain and alcohol, but the sweetness and caramelised sugar flavours are by far the strongest. Overall, a nice and robust beer with a good deal of malt, earth, toffee and nuts, but a good rich malt body with a lot of alcohol, but a robust complexity from the sugars and maltiness. Good to sample, and while not even close to the standard Zywiec Porter, a good option in a pinch (meaning you want a Polish Baltic Porter). I sampled this 50 cL bottle purchased from GlenRo Spirit Shoppe in Monroe, Connecticut on 10-March-2018 for US$1,99 sampled while Poland plays Senegal in the FIFA World Cup on 19-June-2018 - go POLSKA!

Bottle. Pours dark brown with a beige head. Malty aroma with perhaps a bit of stone fruits. Taste is also malty, with dark fruits, nuts, burnt brown sugar, licorice notes. Good but not great.

Bottle. Dark brown, golden brown lacing head. Soy sauce roast aroma. Full body, sweet sugar, spicy soy/fish sauce, rosemary, berries. Sweet chocolate covered licorice finish.

Bottle, as "Witnicki Porter Lubuskie 8.5%", many thanks Beerhunter111! Aroma is chocolate, soy sauce, roasted, a hint of smoke. Taste is soy sauce, roasted, chocolate, earthy, sweet, melasses. Oily mouthfeel with low carbonation. A bit too umami and too sweet, but tasty!