Beer in Krakow
#2
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Zwyweic is ubiquitious in Krk and virtually everywhere we traveled last fall. It is quite good. Prices did not vary much in Krk or out and a 1/3 to 1/2 liter cost about 5-10 zloty
( about 2-3 U.S.). There are far fewer breweries in Poland than elsewhere. We had a superb amber beer in Krk but the name escapes me right now. I posted a Poland trip report recently which included Krk.
( about 2-3 U.S.). There are far fewer breweries in Poland than elsewhere. We had a superb amber beer in Krk but the name escapes me right now. I posted a Poland trip report recently which included Krk.
#3
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Poland has many breweries ... few in Krakow or not far from Krakow ...
http://www.xs4all.nl/~patto1ro/polbrew.htm
best beers ... hmm hard question since there are so many types and individual tastes...
But to name few to start with: Zywiec, Carlsberg, Okocim, Lech, Tyskie, EB, Brok with long list that follows
http://www.xs4all.nl/~patto1ro/polbrew.htm
best beers ... hmm hard question since there are so many types and individual tastes...
But to name few to start with: Zywiec, Carlsberg, Okocim, Lech, Tyskie, EB, Brok with long list that follows

#4
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All Polish Beers are Best! They have body and spirit. Alcohol content ranges from zero to 9%. Body and alcohol content are posted on can or bottle. Pubs and restaurants sell 'tap' beers. Price range from 3 zlotych to 15 zlotych for 1/2 liter; $1 and up.
My choice is KIPER! The one with a bit of honey... 1/3 liter is on offer as well as 1/2 liter. Tap lines are cleaned regularly. Shop a super market...Buy a sampling of what is on offer. BUT only Polish beers.
My choice is KIPER! The one with a bit of honey... 1/3 liter is on offer as well as 1/2 liter. Tap lines are cleaned regularly. Shop a super market...Buy a sampling of what is on offer. BUT only Polish beers.
#5
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Repaired link from PeterB's post: http://www.xs4all.nl/%7Epatto1ro/polbrew.htm





