Debata Prezydencka w Końskich. Mocny kwach. W aromacie nuty winne, porzeczka.

Pale yellow color with minimal white head. Pine, citrus, malt, tropical fruits. Moderate bitterness, light sweet. Average to full body, oil texture, lasting fruity hops in finiah

Bottle shared at home. Jet black with thin off-white head. Nose and taste are spicy, huge coffee and moderate roasted earthy notes. Light body, average carbo. Pleasant spicy brew, I dig it.

Bottle at home. Pours a deeper, copperish golden with a quickly dissipating, fizzy head. Nose is red grapes, light funk, berries and spicy wood. Taste is moderately tart but vaguely sweetish too, showing red wine, wood and berries with some light esters. Closes with a dry finish, has a medium to big body and soft carbonation. Rather pleasant, if it could've been somewhat more intense.

Can shared at Zozo's. Hazy yellow pour, white head. Nose is big tropical fruits, light grassy hops and sharp booze. Taste fruity and grassy hops upfront, but the end of the sip shows that sharp and warming, sweet booze again that leaves no space for anything else at all. Closes with a bitterish, boozy finish, has a medium body and soft carbo, drinks below the abv, except for the overwhelming booze. Booze.

Tap @ Jabeerwocky, Warsaw May 2018. Unclear yellow body with a white head. It’s described as the first Brut IPA in Poland. Might be, but what exactly is Brut IPA - The combination of the classic dry West Coast IPA with the juicy New England IPA. Or to describe it a bit more simple – a god old fruity IPA that's hazy? Don’t know but I’m happy to see the revival of bitter IPA with some malty balance that makes it less one-dimensional than just low bitter juicy flavored NEIPA. I wrote a god, classic rather fruity IPA with a fine bitter and malty balance in my notes before I was aware of this Brut IPA thing, so I like this IPA and would probably be a fan of Brut IPA as well if a fancy name is what it takes to make IPA great again.

Sampled at Warsaw Beer Festival, spring 2018. Hazy yellow beer with a lot of tropical/citric fruit in both aroma and taste. Quite sweet with a malt base and decent bitterness. The fruit does not dominate the total impression, its actually a very nice IPA.

On tap @ Cuda Na Kiju, Warsaw. Unclear orange body with a white head. Fresh aroma of citric fruit, lime, oranges and pale malt with a floral touch. Flavor is also refreshing with American citric hops, oranges, lime, flowers, medium sweet pale malt and fruity bitterness. Medium body and refreshing in aftertaste. Nice and easy thirst quencher.

Bottle at home. Pours orangeish golden with no head. Nose is light grain sweetness, phenolic notes, fruity vineous touches, light funk. Taste is mild sweetness upfront, then some fruityness shows, red grapes, light leather, more deep than vibrant or fresh fruit character, some phenols again, the finish is funky, dry, bitter(ish) and even boozy a bit. Carbonation is basically non-existent, the body is medium.