Farny Winter-Bier

Brewed by Edelweissbrauerei Farny
Style: Oktoberfest/Märzen
Kißlegg-Dürren, Germany

Bottle, thanks Quack-duck. Golden, low head. Grainy aroma. Medium body, chewy, honeyish malt, grassy counterpoint, delicate earthy notes. Well balanced. Nothing wrong with it - but like with so many other german winter ant chrismas Märzen it doesnt strike me as if it fits the time of year really.

Bottled 50cl. Courtesy of Quack-Duck. Clear pale golden with a decent white head. A huge amount of peanuts showing up in the nose. Nice balance in the taste. Biscuity malty with a subtle bitterness. There is nice slight bite to this beer. But again, the peanut component is very strong. Interesting pale malt profile. Sweetness and bitterness complement each other rather well in the finish which is reminiscent of (guess what?) - peanuts. Thanks a lot Quack-Duck!

The bottle looks very simple, the beer in the glass is much better. Looks very good, fine foam. Beer starts modest spicy, a little bit like wheat, more spicy in the end. Also a little bit sweet. Very good! Thanks to quack-duck for the bottle!

Bottle (thanx to Quack-Duck): Golden coloured, small and persistent head, bisquity-sweet-malty, but als cardboardy nose; moderate sweet-bitter flavour, medium bodied; bisquits, but also traces of cardboard in the bitter-sweet finish. O.K., but not too exciting..........

bottle. Golden yellowe, peristent and large head. Very malty and fruity, hoppy aftertaste. Tastes like a beer really brewed with love for a special occasion. I rellay liked this one!

(bottle, thanks to quack-duck !) Clear, pale golden colour with a big foamy white head, slowly lacing. Slightly dusty and sweet malty aroma with hay and a whiff of herbal hops. Moderately sweet flavour, light to medium bodied with a smooth mouthfeel. Pale malt character with a touch of honey; malty, slightly bitter and shy hoppy finish. A bit average but still pretty drinkable.