At first I thought the label had a typo - but then I saw it was a Polish beer, so I guess there isn't an "a" misplaced.
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Honest mistake, right? |
Imperial Red definitely shows the image we have in Europe even today, which we don't do much to change, to be honest. Everybody remembers the Old West, and trigger-happy cowboys and sheriffs. It seems like even in Central and Eastern Europe the romance of the era was strongly felt, even of it was used for
a little parody.
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Not implying a single thing here |
The distinct odor of ale is noticeable when opening the bottle, orangey, lightly spicy. It's a bubbly beer, although not particularly heady, with a warm cidery color. It has a fine taste for a red ale, coming in bitter at first but with hints of sweetness that grow in your mouth. It remains unobtrusive and perky, giving it the quality of a conversation beer, one you drink while earnestly discussing the merits of original language reading. Or even
imaginary language reading.
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Ah, there it is |
Supplier: La Birratorium
Price: ~€4
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