Pours a dark almost black color. Nose and taste of chocolate malts, light coffee grounds. Rated 6/29/02

(Bottle 50 cl) Pilsener-golden, decent head. Quite fullbodied with a pronounced malty sweetness, not really any hoppiness though. Very easy to drink. 301103

Light golden colour. Medium character - typical Polish beer in every sense - light bready malts, slightly spicy overlay. Moderate body for style. What a way to close out the Polish experience - with that country� most typical beer.

A clear orange beer with a fine white head. The aroma is sweet malty. The flavor is also sweet malty with hints of caramel. Thin and boring.

2003 bottle. Aroma has some fairly crisp apples, light wafers, maybe a hint of orange blossom honey. Big foamy white head, thick looking bright yellow to light orange. Clear, bubbly. Flavor is spicy, lots of hops and a clean, moderately sweet malt backbone. Honey, wafers, light citrus notes, and a big punch of hops on the finish. No thinning on the one I tried. I loved it.

Nice golden lager with a medium head. Lack of spice but alcohol taste is well hidden. Th is is above some of the lager that I have drank but still nothing too distinctive.

Bottled. 2001 vintage sampled in 2003 Not sure if this is the same as the regular Dojlidy Porter. Dark ruby-brown. Sweet coffee aroma. Syrupy, fairly mature and full bodied. Notes of licorice. Sugary finish.

Light golden colour with many small bubbles rising from the bottom. Not a pleasant smell, but a decent taste. Another polish lager, but another decent beer. Nothing horrible about this beer, but nothing to write home about. Just down the middle of the road for this one. Bought in Hamtramack in Detroit, Michigan.