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Does Poland have any similar beers to guinness?


ssteevie  1 | -
25 Jun 2011   #1
Looking for a dark beer to guzzel at slask- united match
Seanus  15 | 19666
25 Jun 2011   #2
Try Porter as it has a similar consistency. Dark beers are becoming more popular on the market here so there are a few available.
convex  20 | 3928
25 Jun 2011   #3
Most of the porters in Poland are heavier than Guinness. Zywiec sells a pretty decent porter that you can find just about everywhere. There are a couple of places that do excellent porters, they're just a bit more difficult to get a hold of.
teflcat  5 | 1024
25 Jun 2011   #4
There's a very palatable new Polish porter called Belfast.
PennBoy  76 | 2429
25 Jun 2011   #5
Zywiec sells a pretty decent porter

I dunno how you guys can drink those types of beers, to me they taste like motor oil. I'd choose a nice lager any day.
ShawnH  8 | 1488
25 Jun 2011   #6
It is an acquired taste.
convex  20 | 3928
25 Jun 2011   #7
Most porters are technically lagers :) I'm guessing you like pale lagers, usually too bland for me. Motor oil/chocolate milk, mater of perception I guess.

Anywho, Polish Porter roundup:

Black Boss is great
Kozlak is alright
Okocim is good, and available all over the place
Ciechan is awful
pawian  221 | 25135
25 Jun 2011   #8
If you are looking only for a dark beer and the taste doesn`t matter, try Belfast:

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There's a very palatable new Polish porter called Belfast.

Not so new. I drank it 5 years ago already.
woodgey  - | 28
26 Jun 2011   #9
Looking for a dark beer to guzzel at slask- united match

Drinking dark beer at a football match? Will you bring a flat cap and a pipe too?
Harry
26 Jun 2011   #10
Gniewosz ciemne, a dark beer which is nothing like Guinness but is fcuking superb.
Barney  17 | 1658
26 Jun 2011   #11
new Polish porter called Belfast.

Does it leave a bitter taste that lasts for generations?:)

I'd choose a nice lager any day.

I much prefer dark beers though light beers are fine after some physical work. There is nothing better than a few hours splitting logs followed by a cold one.

Porters ans stouts are an acquired taste like choosing olives over cherries.
teflcat  5 | 1024
26 Jun 2011   #12
Interesting site: europeanbeerguide.net
Polonius3  980 | 12275
26 Jun 2011   #13
Belfast has been around for quite some time, so it's hardly new. It is brewed by Jablonów brerwery and is their best brew. Their pale beers are cheap and nasty.
teflcat  5 | 1024
26 Jun 2011   #14
You could always just buy Guinness. It's not available everywhere by I can buy it in the small town where I live for about 6zł for 440ml.
Matyjasz  2 | 1543
26 Jun 2011   #15
Gniewosz ciemne, a dark beer which is nothing like Guinness but is fcuking superb.

It's nice to hear it. Have you tried other dark beers from wlkp? Like for example Noteckie Eire?
Harry
26 Jun 2011   #16
I generally don't like dark beers, so no.

But in terms of light beers, I'm halfway through a six pack of Goralski and that is pretty nice!
teflcat  5 | 1024
3 Jan 2012   #17
I've just had a Żywiec porter, which is new, I think. It comes in 33cl bottles and at 9.5% packs quite a punch. In fact I feel as if I've had three normal beers. I'm now debating whether to have another one or a little lie down.
Olaf  6 | 955
3 Jan 2012   #18
Smocza Glowa (dark) from Krakow (only in kegs)
Dragon (dark) from Browar Fortuna from Wielkopolska
Harry
3 Jan 2012   #19
I've just had a Żywiec porter, which is new, I think.

Not new but hasn't been distributed nationally much. I think it dates back to 2002 and am pretty sure that it's made in the Cieszyn brewery alongside Brackie (which is yet another of the regional brews which puts Zywiec to shame).
g60edition  6 | 174
3 Jan 2012   #20
I've just had a Żywiec porter,

So have I.Its a great drink 1st time I tried it.How ever I opted for a normal Zywiec after instead of a lie down
armaghstark  - | 1
25 Jun 2018   #21
Merged:

Polish beer like smithwicks or bass



Is any of the polish beers like smithwicks or bass

Thanks
pawian  221 | 25135
7 Mar 2020   #22
Is any of the polish beers like smithwicks or bass

There are a few Polish red ales, mostly craft production.

E.g.,


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