Beaus Nightmarzen

Brewed by Beaus All Natural Brewing Co.
Style: Oktoberfest/Märzen
Vankleek Hill, Canada

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Stein

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500ml draught
5.6% ABV
I tried this beer on December 22, 2010 at "Bar Volo" in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The beer poured a beautiful translucent cherry red, with a thin white head. The aroma is grainy malt, light fruit, caramel, and weak floral hops. The mouthfeel was medium bodied with medium carbonation. The flavour was a perfect balance between the malty sweeetness and the hoppy bitterness. Easy to drink!

600mL bottle from the LCBO. Pours a gorgeous clear amber with a good white head. Aroma is standard decent lager smell. But the taste - wow! Big surprise, this is a very full-flavoured lager. Perfectly balanced notes of caramel, slightly-roasted barley, and delicious hops. Big body for a lager. This is a terrific lager! Well done, Beau’s. Oktoberfest is long since over, but I enjoyed with a dinner of sausage with sauerkraut.

at Bar Volo Cask Days 2009. Dark ambar colour. Malty aroma, malty hoppy flavour, slightly noticeable wood flavour

Pour golden orange with white head. Aroma Oktoberfest beer, sweet malt, grassy noble hops. Taste Munich malt, grassy hops, great grassy bitterness, caramel, hay, cereal. MF medium crisp body. what a surprise big full flavor and quite bitter a terrific surprise well done.

Cask at C’est What - came a clear amber/orange, with a tight, almost nitro-looking cask head. Aroma of toasted grains, amber malt, a hint of earthy hops. Flavour similar - malt-driven, soft, luxuriously malty, toasty, great mouthfeel from the cask. Endlessly drinkable. Has the Beau’s "house taste", and at times seems like a fuller-bodied, more complex version of little brother Lug Tread. Solid brew, glad I finally got to try it.

I liked this one. Taste comes strong on the tongue and melts into bitter orange peel. The problem is I had this after a truly spectacular beer. The good thing for it is that it wasn’t that disappointing, considering.

2008-10-17. Murky orange amber body, tiny ring of head. Nice fruity aroma, orange, citrus peels, light yeast. (7+) Similar flavour is fairly bitter, lightly astringent citrus/hops, light malt. (7+) Smooth average bodied palate feels light at times. Does not seem to be very stylistically accurate to me, perhaps they upped the hops for Cask Days? Fairly quaffable regardless. Not a bad start to Cask Days! Cask @ Volo Cask Days 2008

Nice pint of Cask at Burger Bar, Kensington Market. Tastes fruity and a bit mineral with slightly herbal dry hops. Yep, pale fruit and earth. A good one.

600ml bottle, amber-orangeish color, with a bubbly beige head, mild grainy biscuity, toasted, caramel malt, faint nutty nose, with a light herbal fruity, leafy, grassy hop note, and some wet hay, bready cerealic accent in the aroma follows through on a medium-bodied palate with a crisp cereal, toasty, caramel, bready, munich malt, subtle toffee character with a mild earthy flowery leafy, grassy hop backbone, with a light lemon, grapefruit peel hoppy undertone, leading towards a mellow cereal maltiness, lingering zesty citrusy, leafy, grassy hop bittering finish.

Had at volo cask days 2009, golden orange color, nice foam, nose has some wood and a good dose of grassy hops. flavor follows suit and is i think quite delicious