Kiper Mocne
Browar Kiper

Initial blast of paint thinner aroma, gives way to some dried fruit. caramel sweetness. Cloudy orange/brown body with thin silky head.. Taste is also fruity sweet with some sweet malt on the backside. Not much of a finish, kind of dies on the finish line. Another interesting Polish beer.

Pours a slightly hazy pale golden amber color with a HUGE loose foamy white head that fades slowly, leaving spotty patterns of Belgian lacing in its wake. The smell is sweet and aggressive..lots of honey and malt. Nicely carbonated, the mouth feel is full bodied with a nice bright note to it. Full flavored, the sweet malty honey flavor matches the nose well. The 7% ABV is well integrated. A really fine drinker; I'm definitely going to grab another bottle or two if i see it again at Finger Lakes Beverage Center, Ithaca NY.

500ml bottle, 13.52fl. oz on the label
Best by 05/10/07, sampled today, 02/07/07

Pale & yellow; lots of rising carbonation, but a head that never really developed. A little sunny, but a little dull. Don't let the "Black Beer" on the label throw you off.

Alot of honey, especially from the bottle, but more level after the pour. A little maple spread, a little toast. Much more considerate then its higher proof brethran. A little copper thrown in there too.

Much of the same in the taste, but even more bubbly then I could expect. Saline & Honey Nut Cheerios, how... different. A little alcohol runs through, but it just gives off heat to get everything else moving. That's where it ends. Nothing else to look foward to, or seek out. No waiting in line for season tickets, no t-shirt giveaways. Very one sided & it's over.

It mimics seltzer in body, & is quite easy to put down with a whole fat link of kielbasa alongside some sweet & spicy coleslaw. Not my first choice, but I'm glad it tagged along. Thank goodness I don't have work tomorrow.

Thank you to patto1ro, for helping me list this one. Quite the knowledgable fellow. :)