Zywiec Lager

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44 of 44 Ciao users found the following review helpful

proxam

Member since 12/06/2002

Reviews written: 633

A gadge on the peeve with Zywiec 10/08/2002

User recommends the product

Advantages Refreshing
Disadvantages A long way to go for a pint

ZYWIEC is a beer that is best drunk and not pronounced. Our travels brought us to a stopover in Zabrze, a grim, grey and gritty industrial city in Poland. There wasn't a lot to do so we had a walk round the shopping district where we found that there wasn't a lot to buy, either. Still, there WAS beer and since the whole point of this trip was to sample as many beers - and as much - as possible, there was no significant difficulty. **UPDATE** I have just been informed by my good lady that the point of this trip was NOT to drink the continent dry. Even though, as she ever so gently pointed out ... more
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Quick review of Zywiec Lager by bassinbill42 06/07/2007

My dad introde me to a Polish friend of his in Tujunga, Calif. USA. He told me about "Z-WIECK" found at a Russian mini market on Foothill Blvd. They were out of it there but I found it later at Whole foods in Glendale. What a treat! Best served cold in a chilled mug to savor the aroma of the head after being poured. Outstanding flavor and finish. A beer worth looking for and sharing with your beer buddies. The Polish man who told me about Zywiec, said many a German beer drinker would make the drive into Poland to enjoy ... more
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simonscott36

Member since 03/06/2006

Reviews written: 16

Still can't pronounce it 04/07/2006

User recommends the product

Advantages Refreshing, good flavour
Disadvantages Moderately expensive, unpronounceable

I first came across this beer in a Polish club (in Bristol, not an actual club in Poland unfortunately), where it was significantly cheaper than anywhere else I've ever had it, so I got a favourable first impression of this beer (in case anyone reading this is familiar with Bristol, it's on St Pauls Rd). In general it seems to cost about £3 for a half litre bottle, so not the cheapest of beers but definitely one of the better ones. Served cold (as it should be, there's a beer thermometer on the bottle, if you can't see the symbol the beer won't be as nice as it could be) this is a very ... more