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Brok is another Polish pale Eurolager.
It pours a pale clear amber with a medium head that fades slowly. Another pale Eurolager.
Pours a pale clear amber. A fair bit of bubble. medium head that fades slowly. There is a lot of gas rising up through the beer.
First sip: Mild mild malt, a bit grainy. Very faint hops. Unusually sweet taste bit a mid-dry finished.
Mouth feel is a bit thin with strong carbonation tingle on the tongue.
Ingredients says maltose syrup has been added. This would be the source of the sweetness, which became more noticeable as the glass became emptyer and the beer became warmer. It is a better lager than Zywiec. Another good hot day outside the pub lager but nothing special.
Brok Export
Koszalin Brewery, Warszawa, Poland (no website)
5.2% alc/vol
500ml
Same again, Sir? Do you have anything else? No? Okay, another one please.
Brok is another Polish pale Eurolager.
It pours a pale clear amber with a medium head that fades slowly. Another pale Eurolager.
Pours a pale clear amber. A fair bit of bubble. medium head that fades slowly. There is a lot of gas rising up through the beer.
First sip: Mild mild malt, a bit grainy. Very faint hops. Unusually sweet taste bit a mid-dry finished.
Mouth feel is a bit thin with strong carbonation tingle on the tongue.
Ingredients says maltose syrup has been added. This would be the source of the sweetness, which became more noticeable as the glass became emptyer and the beer became warmer. It is a better lager than Zywiec. Another good hot day outside the pub lager but nothing special.
Brok Export
Koszalin Brewery, Warszawa, Poland (no website)
5.2% alc/vol
500ml
Same again, Sir? Do you have anything else? No? Okay, another one please.