What's your favorite Polish beer?

corona is up there with cats ********* not drink either.

Cant think of it starts with a Z.

When I drink beer, it usually finishes with zzzzzzzzz.

Żywiec?

LOL.
Yes thats it Zywiec, My friend Dawid brings it from NY when he comes down, its pretty
strong, better than most beer I have ever had. I am not a big beer drinker, but I like this one.

that is quite a surprise to me, but since I will be in Szczecin in a couple of weeks I will try it again and I will report back. Prior to that I have always avoided that beer when living in Szczecin, even though it was the local one. Hmmmmmmmmmm.....

My favourite used to be Hevelius, but I am not sure it can be purchased any more.

In Szczecin. It's great on tap and difficult to find outside of there.


Yes, please do. I remember that I drank tons of this in a beer garden that runs down the middle of the street...I forgot the name of it.

Boguslawa Passage perhaps - it is in a nice are off the one of many roundabouts in Szczecin

That may be it. It was near a huge statue of a man on a horse. it was definately a nice area.

hmm thanks for that!

now i need to provide a work related excu... uh reason to go north

:)

The first Polish beer I had was the first time I went to Poland which was in 1976. Don't know what it was called as it was too long ago. The first Polish beer I remember the name of was Zywiec.

I've had a few different Polish beers since the, Lech, Tyskie, Żubr, Warka Strong.

My favourite that I can buy in the UK is Żubr.

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I might have to look out for that. In pubs, if you're a beer drinker, it is always worth a peek in the behind-the-bar fridge just in case they have anything interesting amongst all the alcopops.

My local off-licence only has Tyskie.
"Shal! Got any more of this Tie-ski' round the back?"

The shop I get the Polish beer from sells half Indian food and half Polish food.

The shop has Indian & Polish staff.

It sells Zubr, Tyskie, Lech and Zywiec.

Welcome to South Africa, boys and girls. I'm glad you like our beers. SA Breweries has the controlling share in Kompania Piwo Warska :)

Only because they couldn't make a beer half as fine as these fine Polish beers mentioned above! :-)

eat your little heart out shawny! ;-)

Wojak, Super Mocne Gold Medal 9% is available here in Switzerland 2.20 SFr for a half liter can (1 pint)

Matter of taste, don't you think "zagubiony"?

Stella , stella , stella , piast , piast , piast !!!!

Sounding like Homer Simpson but Tyskie mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

Yes, Everyone's entitled to have horrible taste ;)

Anybody who likes Budweiser doesnt really know what Beer is!

Word!

Sledz- any luck finding Black Boss?

No still have seen it??

Thats probably the one I wont be able to get around here:(

But there isnt any shortage on the Polish beer supply:)

tyskie is good, i always drink to much when i have it hehe

True if you're talking about Milwaukee Bud-water, but not the original Czech Budweiser - that's a beer-lover's beer and hardly anything Poland makes stands up to it.

Żywiec has been giving me monster headaches ever since Heineken took over - which is funny, because the Heinie brewed in the same place doesn't.

My favorite beers in Poland - Żubr, Leżajsk and Tyskie, in that order.

I think there is a Czech Budweiser sold in my local super market. If you say its that good I'll have to try it .

I think in the States it's sold as Budvar or something like that - the result of a trademark spat that ended with the American stuff being sold as just "Bud" in Europe. (Actually, I should say "marketed" and not "sold" - I don't think too many people here actually pay to drink it.)

In the U.S. and Canada Czech Budějovický Budvar is sold as Czechvar. [
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Budweiser_Budvar#Trademark_dispute

ZYWIEC PORTER, wonderful black beer (8%). It is better than Guinness or any other Irish stout but none of the Polish shops in Dundee and Perth in Scotland have any of it.

My second choice is Warka Strong.