Hacker-Pschorr Oktoberfest Märzen

smooth, easy to drink Oktoberfest that I have found locally tastes better on tap instead of in the bottle (have no idea why). has a lingering aftertaste, and goes well with heavier foods.

Bottle. Poured a golden-copper color with a moderate off-white head. Aroma of sweet malt, a hint of caramel, and perhaps a bit of fruit. Flavor is mostly sweet caramel malt with slight fruity undertones that leads into a smooth, mildly bitter hop finish. Really smooth and easy drinking. A really nice Oktoberfest, and probably my favorite so far.

12oz bottle. amber orangish. malt and earth smell. floral and fizzy carbonation taste

Pours a nice medium amber color with a medium foamy tan head. A sweet floral aroma with malt, hops and caramel. Sweet flavor too, with nuts and caramel with a slightly bitter hops finish. All around, a good brew.

Warm golden with a nice head. The aroma has sweetness, malt, caramel and wild, sweet smelling flowers. The flavour has sweetness, notes of malt, caramel and sweet fruits/flowers, and the balance is quite nice.

12 oz. bottle, orangish amber pour with small white head, malty with medium body and caramel finish, I have thought this was one of the better Marzens this year.

Draft at a German restaurant, served cold on a cold January day (which probably was not the best way to have it). Pleasant, grainy flavor - a good beer.

12 oz. glass bottle- color of light amber, with a thick white colored head - nose of sweet malts, blueberries, slight earthiness, and bananas– taste of sweet maltyness, and fruity- body is medium, and with medium to high carbonation – aftertaste of sweet malts, some fruit, and lingering