{"id":8594,"date":"2020-09-28T08:00:40","date_gmt":"2020-09-28T08:00:40","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/polish\/?p=8594"},"modified":"2020-09-28T00:54:03","modified_gmt":"2020-09-28T00:54:03","slug":"what-beer-lovers-can-expect-in-poland","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/polish\/what-beer-lovers-can-expect-in-poland\/","title":{"rendered":"What beer lovers can expect in Poland?"},"content":{"rendered":"

Beer lovers will not be disappointed visiting Poland! There is a lot to choose from:) Beer is incredibly popular in Poland, mostly lagers and pilsners.\u00a0But there are also some excellent Baltic-style porters.<\/p>\n

The most popular breweries in Poland are Tyskie, \u017bywiec, Lech and Okocim.<\/strong> Czech and German beers can also be found in Poland, which makes sense due to the closeness (geographically) of the three countries. Until 2012, craft beer in Poland was non-existent. Today, Poland is one of the fastest-growing craft beer markets in Europe.<\/p>\n

So why do people love Polish (and not only) beer (piwo<\/strong>)?<\/p>\n

Well…definitely because it tastes good (smakuje dobrze<\/strong>)! Since there are so many different flavors of beer out there, someone is bound to find something they like the taste of.<\/p>\n

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And it also makes you feel good \u00a0(r\u00f3wnie\u017c sprawia, \u017ce \u200b\u200bczujesz si\u0119 dobrze<\/strong>)<\/span>!\u00a0Just like other types of alcohol (alkohol<\/strong>), beer can give you a nice buzz. Even more interesting, the Indiana Alcohol Research Center found that just the taste of beer, without any effect from alcohol, can trigger the production of dopamine (dopamina<\/strong>), making you feel good. Amazing, right?<\/p>\n

What else? Well, it brings us together! Whether you or your friends are enjoying a pint at the local bar or you\u2019re sharing cans at a house party, beer is a very social drink (nap\u00f3j towarzyski<\/strong>). It loosens your tongue to make discussion easier and provides you with a wealth of flavors to discuss. And it is great at any time of the year! I love it in the summer time, when it is super hot, but I also enjoy beer after skiing in a very cold weather!<\/p>\n

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Also, beer has been proven to boost creativity \u00a0(zwi\u0119kszy\u0107 kreatywno\u015b\u0107<\/strong>)\u00a0<\/span>by making you feel more relaxed and less worried (bardziej zrelaksowany\/zrelakowana i mniej zmartwiony\/zmartwiona<\/strong>) <\/span>about what\u2019s going on around you. This enhanced creativity can make you better in social situations and artistic ones as well.<\/p>\n

Should I keep going?<\/p>\n

My favorite Polish beer is definitely \u017bywiec Porter<\/strong>. You can always identify this beer by its deep brown color. It is a popular beer manufactured by Browar Zamkowy Cieszyn<\/strong> breweries. the beer has been in existence since 1881. It is dark-colored, having 9.5% Alcohol\u00a0by Volume (ABV). If you love beers that have a strong taste, then this product is for you. Their main ingredients include clear water and malt.<\/p>\n

Another one of my favorites is \u017bubr<\/strong>. This beer features a deep golden color. Its taste can compare to a pilsner taste with a floral aroma. \u017bubr is a lighter beer with an ABV of 6%.<\/p>\n

The best Polish beer brands are popular because of their safe ingredients. Furthermore, some of them have a natural honey sweetening to make them more pleasant.<\/p>\n

Happy drinking! And please let us know what is your favorite Polish beer?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"\"\"

Beer lovers will not be disappointed visiting Poland! There is a lot to choose from:) Beer is incredibly popular in Poland, mostly lagers and pilsners.\u00a0But there are also some excellent Baltic-style porters. The most popular breweries in Poland are Tyskie, \u017bywiec, Lech and Okocim. Czech and German beers can also be found in Poland, which…<\/p>\n

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