Warka Strong - Beer, Lager - Reviews & Comments
Reviews (9)
a lager worth drinking by rob gee
although I prefer ales, I tried this lager I purchased in a local lcbo outlet. I too agree it has a very smooth malty flavour. Usually when the alcohol content rises above 5.5% the flavour descends proportionaly but this one doesn`t. I think that with some more hop Zip & aroma it would rival some of the better ales
I live local to a polish shop and buy this in case form(24 cans for £24)on regular occasions.The drink is amber in colour with a very malty flavour and a respectable 7% strength.This goes down well without any bitter after taste and i would recommend this any time as you can't go wrong with it!
I just got introduced to Warka Strong beer about 8 months ago. I think it is a very good beer, excellent taste!
But...I was drinking 1 yesterday, had 2 sips from the bottle, and noticed there was some kind of rubber washer in the bottom of the bottle. I was not to happy to see that. Does anyone know how I can contact the brewing company to let them know.
Thanks, James
Sept. 1, 2008
Irena Jelen is the only one she will drink.
the best world beer!
Best beer ever!!!
You love it or you hate it...
I recently went on a 3 week trip through Spain, Portugal, Germany, Poland, Hungary, Czech Republic, and Austria. I sampled local beers in every place I visited, and Warka Strong is definitely the best of them all!! Brilliant color and aroma, and a taste that is sweet and bold without being overpowering. GOTTA find out where to get it here in the states.
A delicious 7% lager, darker in colour and a stronger taste to the normal Warka (5.2%), but just as easy on the pallette. Delicious with cheese on toast.
Fantastic flavour and aroma, bittery-sweet, very strong about 8% alcohol. Tastes wonderful hot as a GRZANIEC.
HOW TO MAKE GRZANIEC:
pour the beer into a pot and warm it using a cooker to achieve a nice heat (don't boil it!!!). Add a teaspoon of juce/sugar and some cloves (do it gently to avoid growing of froth). Stir it occasionally. Serve hot in a tall beer glass.
IMPORTANT ADVICE: never try to make grzaniec in a microwave - tastes awfully!



