Polish Fruit Juice used to mix with beer

I'm doing a project for college and wanted to know how much a few juices in Poland cost.

If anyone could help me that would be great.

Dr. Witt
Smakus Nectar

or any other fruit nectar typically sold in 360mL serving sizes.

Thank you in advance.

Just go to tesco.pl and have a look.

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I've never seen beer mixed with fruit juice in any country, including Poland, so your project will be mercifully short. They put a couple of squirts of sok in a glass and add beer. While sok means juice, what the really use is more of a syrup.

I've seen strawberry syrup mixed with beer plenty of times. Look for sok malinowy. Sok is Polish for juice, but this stuff is more like syrup.

Fruit juice is reserved for going with vodka, usually in a seperate glass, and usually the stuff made from concentrate.

This might be the stuff:
zdrowazywnosc.com.pl/index.php?products=product&prod_id=284


Sorry. Somehow I missed this post. I didn't mean to cover something that had already been covered. But at least you've got a link as well.

Then you never had a warm, heated beer or wine with sok (juice) or syrup, plus some "secret" spices. A glass or two will warm you up and put you to sleep in no time!

Who said that you can drink beer ice cold only and why?

When I read fruit juice, I think of orange juice, grapefruit juice, grape juice, etc. Not sok as in the syrup used here in beer. Maybe it's just a language thing. I have drunk beer with spicy tomato juice and I like it from time to time, but a tomato is a vegetable, not a fruit.

I've tried the warm beer here and I don't like it very much, but the hot spiced wine is a very different story. I love it. Hot buttered rum is good too.


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