In 1525, King Sigmund the Old of Poland granted exclusive beer brewing rights to Lesajsk Brewers. He knew his beer. Lesajsk 1525 is a gold, bubbly lager with a full, malty bouquet that finishes with a hoppy note. It has a good texture, is lightly tangy and tart, with a hoppy, floral finish. It leaves [...]
Archive for December, 2007
Lezajsk for another
Posted in Libations on December 31, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Christmas reviews
Posted in Libations on December 26, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Today is Two-fer day…
Let’s start with Zloty Kur, a Polish lager given as a host present on Christmas Eve. As there is a large population of Poles in the Chicagoland area, Polish Delis and markets are abundant, and different Polish beers are available than you would find at Armanetti’s or Binny’s. I find that great, [...]
Seasonal Greetings
Posted in Libations on December 19, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
With Christmas upon us, the urge to overindulge is in full swing. My advice: don’t. You’re old enough to know better. You won’t feel good. With that bit of sage wisdom expressed, I will turn my thoughts to beer, a direction my thoughts turn regularly.
A coworker gave me some Samuel Adams Winterfest. I’m usually skeptical when I [...]