Piast Classic
Browary Dolnośląskie Piast S.A.

From a 500 ml capped bottle with no freshness date. Marked 5.3% ABV. Into a pint glass, a golden clear color with a few bubbles here and there. Anemic white “spit” head fades quickly down to a thin cap and ring. Nose of barely malt, grain, some grassiness, and mild citrus. Rather plain. Mouth follows suit: malty, semi-sweet, grassy, with a bit of citrus. Mouth is fully bubbly, smooth, wet, and refreshing. Drinkability is OK, inoffensive, but blah overall.

Overall: Another rather average Euro pale lager. I really wouldn’t bother.

Ultra-clear, straw colored beer with a brilliantly white head. The head is puffy, thick, and long lasting. Grassy, grainy, and sticky-sweet aroma. Continental hops contribute to the smell as well.
First taste is sweet and malty, but the sensation quickly fades. By the midtaste, it's somewhat watery and hollow. Finish is light, grainy, and thin. This is an attractive, but unimpressive and ordinary beer.

A translucent light straw color, the head average and white in color with decent lace to cover the glass. Nose malt, and little else, crisp and not totally unappealing. Start is mostly malt and a touch sweet; the top is skinny in feel. Finish is bitingly acidic, the hops are better than I expected, the aftertaste dry and somewhat alcohol bitter. Just a run of the mill “Lager/Pils, and one I would not refuse if offered, but not much chance of me buying one again.