Bottle. Sour, slightly skunky barley malt aroma. Light golden yellow with moderate head and lacing. Slightly syrupy grain malt - minimal hops. More pale lager than pilsner.

Barely a pilsner. Light hops and lots of corn in the aroma. Flavor has some sweet malt and more light hops, but overall this seems to have corn as a significant ingredient. But it isn’t bad for what it is, and at least it is inexpensive.

Canned(500ml). -my was Goolman Jasne Pelne. Yellow/pale golden coloured, medium sized lasting white head, dusty pils nose. Aroma is malty and flowery with bready notes. Metallic bitter finish, drinkable but weak.

Golden colour with lots of big bubbles. The aroma is alcohol and light fusels. Ugh. Flavour is quite a bit raunchier than I was hoping for. Harsh alcohol, rotting fruit, fusels and no malt nor hop to offset this. Yikes.

Can. Good white mostly lasting head, but thats the best to say about this beer. Neutral malty aroma, bad flavour, to bready and too carbonated. Like an average danish discout beer. Polish beer is usualay better.

Golden colour with dense, rocky head. SPicy Lublin hop aroma with bready notes. Fairly light body. Mostly watery throughout. A slight spicy note is about it for the finish.

Light golden colour with a very white head and tons of medium-sized bubbles rising from the bottom of the glass. Some sweetness to the aroma, and somewhat simliar to a macro-brew from the united states. The taste was very mild as well, offering almost no aftertaste and very little to savor. I only bought this because it was a polish beer that I hadn't had before, and never saw while in Poland! Not really worth a try unless you are similar to me, and want to try every polish you can find!

Notes of alcohol, grain, faint hops, gasoline. Most strong polish beers don't earn the label Malt liquor, but this shit is just beggin' for a forty.