Bottled. A brown beer with a tan head. The aroma has notes of caramel, bread, and malt. The flavor is sweet with notes of bread, caramel, and malt, leading to a dry finish.

50 cl bottle. Pours golden deep brown with a small tan head. Aroma is breadish and roasted malty. Sweet, toasted malty and caramelish. Sweet and lingering caramelish to breadish finish.

Big white head. Clear deep amber body. Strawy dusty rubbery aroma with funky earthy notes. Dryish earthy dusty rubbery taste with mineraly meaty notes. Mid-bodied. Sharpish mouthfeel. Dry earthy grainy rubbery afteraste with oily nutty meaty notes. Weird and really unusual, but not bad. (0.5l bottle, from some supermarket in Warsaw.)

Medium white head. Clear pale amber body. Sugary fruity mealy aroma with earthy apple notes. Dryish earthy mealy dusty taste with grainy wooden notes. Mid-to-thin body. Mild, mealy mouthfeel. Dry resiny mealy wooden aftertaste with earthy nutty herbal notes. Unusual and strange, with some similarities with Lithuanian beers. Not sure I like it all that much, but not really a bad beer. (0.5l bottle, from supermarket in Warszawa.)

Bottle, 6.2%. Clear shiny golden colour. Stable white head. The flavour is rather thin for a mocne. Rough bitterness. Not much maltiness. Rather boring.

Bottle, 5.4%. Clear golden colour. Frothy white head. OK malty flavour with a distinct bitterness. A little bready. Semi-clean.

Bottle, 4.2%. Mild grainy aroma. Clear golden colour. Small frothy white head. The flavour has a rather rough bitterness, quite distinct, but not too unpleasant. Clean enough.

Bottle. Pours clear golden with stable white head. Clear aroma of hops and yeast. Ditto flavour. Bitter aftertaste with a metallic aftertaste. Could be better but ot disappointing as such.

50 cl bottle. Pours clear and golden yellow with a small white head. Aroma is toasted malty and light grassy. Bitter, cornish and light grassy. Bitter, grassy and light cornish finish.