All around nice robustness and balance of pale malt and light earthy hop flavors; very smooth, crisp, clean, and refreshing to drink. A drink, its packaging and any promotional material or activity should not in any direct or indirect way give the higher alcoholic strength, or intoxicating effect, undue emphasis.

units in a single-serve container without including any mitigation measures such as a ‘share’ message or a ‘per serve’ recommendation. i tried it once at a party many years ago where several of my friends got wiped out by its strength, although they all noted that it didn’t taste as bad as you would think. none of us really liked it, but it was very cheap and widely available, like many of the big polish beers are in ireland.The company said that they were planning to modify the packaging to add the message “the can contains more than 1 recommended serving – drink responsibly and do not abuse alcohol”.

The company said “9%” was a message that clearly warned to consumers about the type of product it was. Gemma Gibbon, 33, had already drunk "six or seven cans" of the nine per cent Polish lager when she staggered into a Sainsbury's and was refused service. and extra-strong 9°), Hermann Müller (lager and weizen), Karpackie, Hollebräu (even as non-alcoholic one), Dahlberg (only as 500 ml can). They argued that the alcoholic strength presented on the packaging did not indicate that the manufacturer encouraged consumption of excess amounts of alcohol.The Panel acknowledged that the company was based outside the UK and may have been unaware of the Code, or the advice available through the Portman Group’s Advisory Service, when they designed the packaging. After receiving the Panel’s provisional decision, the company said they were planning to change the packaging and asked to meet the Panel in person to discuss their new design. Not very distinct and not much better than an American malt liquor which is a shame considering the style (Euro Strong Lager) can rise far above that level. T: The overall taste has slight hints of sweetness along with notes of apples, adjunct malts and alcohol, the latter of which lingers through the finish.

Our flagship brand is Łomża, and the superb taste of our beer is enjoyed by consumers all over the world. They said they would like to continue to communicate that information, also because they wanted to allow consumers to have a choice in the diverse offer of beer, including both light, mainstream, strong and super strong lagers.Did detect some spice: Reviewer "Smakawhat" suggested cinnamon; I thought it being too chalky to be cinnamon, so I'm thinking cloves. Taste of cracker, lightly toasted biscuit, light honey, herbal, light pepper, and floral/grassy earthiness. We recommend that you always check the packaging for allergen advice and talk to your doctor if you need any further food allergy advice.

Lomza Export: It is the most popular product within the Lomza Brewery range and is a crisp, clear lager with plenty of hoppy flavours. Pours slightly hazy medium golden/yellow color with a 1 finger fairly dense and fluffy white head with good retention, that reduces to a small cap that lingers. The Panel acknowledged that producers needed to communicate the strength of their products and to differentiate products within the same range, which was useful information for the consumer. They explained they also wanted to add a note that the product contained more than one recommended portion and that it must be consumed responsibly. The company firstly stated they did not believe the information ‘9%’ was misleading to the average beer consumer.Founded in 1996, BeerAdvocate is the go-to beer resource for millions of consumers each month, the benchmark for beer reviews, one of the largest and oldest online beer communities, and host of world-class beer fests. The company said they wanted to add information recommending that consumers divide the consumption of their 9% beer over more than one portion, with the declaration ‘best served shared’. The company stated they did not wish to limit themselves to placing a warning about alcohol consumption through the drink responsibly icon.