Limited Editions

Limited Editions

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MAZURSKIE Smoked Weizen / Pszeniczne wędzone

A wheat beer brewed in the Smoked Wheat style, with a pleasant and refreshing character. The aroma features the banana and clove notes typical of the style, supported by the delicate maltiness of wheat, Munich and Pilsner malts. A subtle touch of beechwood-smoked malt and a small addition of smoked pear introduce gentle smoky and fruity notes in the background. With an original extract of 12.5° Plato, the beer is full-bodied yet highly drinkable.

What makes our beers special?

Natural ingredients

We use only the real hops, crystal-clear water, hand-picked grains, malt and yeast. No preservatives, no chemicals.

Unfiltered and unpasteurised

All our beers are unfiltered, which allows them to retain their full flavour, aroma and nutritional value.

Beers from our core range are available both pasteurised—in 0.5 L bottles—and unpasteurised—in 10–30 L kegs, 5 L party kegs and 0.5 L bottles. All other beers are pasteurised.

Craft quality

We're a small, independent brewery. We focus on quality over mass production, which guarantees the unique character of every batch.

Traditional brewing methods

Our beers are based on proven, time-honoured recipes and craft techniques. It is a return to the roots of brewing, often enriched with a modern twist.

The NITRO Effect

MAZURSKIE beers are infused with nitrogen, giving them a smooth, creamy texture and a fine, velvety head. Nitrogen enhances the depth of flavour while reducing excess CO₂ carbonation.

What people say about us?

Mazurski Browar in Ełk cares about tradition and original recipes, creating craft beers recognised worldwide. Saison Autumn won the Kraft of the Year 2024 medal and bronze at the Brussels Beer Challenge!

Fabryki w Polsce Watch video review

Kayak Hoppy Wheat is a great non-alcoholic beer — distinct bitterness and citrus notes effectively mask the wort character. So good you could mistake it for a regular beer. It definitely matches the top non-alcoholic brands!

Browar Kopyra Watch video review

Mazurski Porter is a phenomenal drink with perfectly balanced notes of chocolate, coffee and caramel. Despite 9.5% alcohol, it drinks surprisingly easily. For me it's a top-class Porter — Real Ale Craft Beer gave it 10/10, and I fully agree. I'm eager to try more beers from Mazurski!

Real Ale Craft Beer Watch video review

This is a really nice beer that, despite the addition of pine shoots, surprises with its freshness and resinous notes — without any cough-syrup associations. A bold move by Mazurski Browar that could have gone wrong, but turned out great!

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Mazurski Browar hit the mark with Ełcki Dark Lager — it's a light, refreshing beer despite its dark colour. Wonderfully balanced, with pleasant bitterness and notes of liquorice and dark fruit (plum, fig, raisins). Real Ale Craft Beer gave it a well-deserved 8/10.

Real Ale Craft Beer Watch video review

Mazurski Browar in Ełk cultivates regional traditions, brewing award-winning beers. An example? Mazurskie Saison AUTUMN won a gold medal at Kraft Roku 2024 and a bronze medal at the Brussels Beer Challenge 2024. Masuria at its best!

Mazurski Browar Watch video review

I think brewing four different interpretations of the Saison style is a bold and praiseworthy move by Mazurski Browar. All of them are turbo-dry, with distinct bitterness. Saison Autumn won gold at KPR 2024 and bronze at the Brussels Beer Challenge — a great result in the Belgian style!

Browar Kopyra Watch video review

Mazurski Browar is impressive — great beers, numerous awards and a full range in the shop. Thanks to the hosts for brewing together and I recommend visiting this place — you'll feel right at home!

Browarnik Tomek Watch video review

Mazurski Porter is a very nice, smooth beer in which the 9.5% alcohol can't be felt at all. Despite unusual additions like oat flakes, coconut and cocoa, the whole thing is surprisingly coherent, with a distinct and pleasantly moreish bitterness on the finish.

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