Altöttinger Dult-Märzen

Brewed by Altöttinger Hell-Bräu
Style: Oktoberfest/Märzen
Altötting, Germany

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Stein

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500 ml flip-top bottle in Germany. Is a deep golden color with a thin short lasting white head and no lace. Aroma is a strong malt/soap that is overpowering at first. Taste weak and underpowered. Palate is waek and soft. This beer is non-offensive but has not outstand features.

Bottle. Pale golden, low carbonation. perfumed malt aroma. Honeyish, low on hop balance, mellow sparkly mouthfeel. Quick finish.

bottle, courtesy of MoritzF! Clear deep golden colour, large white head. Malty, hints of honey and herbs, slightly hoppy, crisp, smooth carbonation.

swing top bottle 500ml. -bought at Orterer Getränkemärkte Altötting, Germany as Hell Bräu Dult-Märzen.
Golden coloured, medium sized white head, touch of honey in the nose. Sweet malty, moderate hoppy and buttery with notes of honey and touch of alcohol. Rather bitter finish.

Bottle. Poured with a big head and initial impression was of sweetness. This continued and finished with a slightly bitter aftertaste. Some strange saltiness but overall quite pleasant.

(swing top bottle) Hazy, golden colour with a short frothy white layer. Light-sweet and a bit yeasty malt aroma with a grainy and slightly musty touch; accompanied by traces of honey. Moderately sweet flavour, medium to light bodied with a crispy mouthfeel. Slightly grainy malt-accented taste; almost dry malty finish with shy notes of bitter hops. Mediocre Märzen (05.09.07).

Swing top bottle. Golden color, no head, a slight haziness. Flowers and rancid butter in the aroma. Malty sweet flavor with butter and flowery hops. Diacetyl ruins the aroma, but not the flavor, which is quite pleasant.

Bügelverschlußflasche: Golden colored, a bit hazy, rather quickly diminishing white head; sweet honeyish grainy nose, moderate bitter-sweet flavour, medium bodied; influences of bittering hops in the honeyish-malty finish. Neither good nor bad.......

Bottle. Bought @ Fleggaard, Süderlügum. Slightly bubbly paleish yellow with a small white head. Aroma is malty sweet, some grass, hay and caramel. Low carbonation. Flavour is sweet, a clear grainyness and a good dose of peppery bitterness to finish the beer of dry. A little dull, though.

Bottle. Hazy gold colour with a slim white head. Sweet malty aroma. Same for the taste with some caramel. Light mouthfeel, a bit watery in the finish, softly carbonated. Slightly above average, drinkable, simple stuff.