Hacker-Pschorr Oktoberfest Märzen

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

Amber color; lingering bubbles. Caramel, toasty malts and earthy aroma. Amber malt, roated malts, caramel, some molassas, bitter hops, minerals.

Bottle from Kegs & Barrels in McKinney, TX. Pours a nice amber, white head. Aroma of some caramel malt and hops. Flavor is sweet, caramel malt and has a nice hop flavor, slight bitter...overall, not bad...

bottle. Clear amber in color with a small white head. Aroma is dusty grain, toasty malts and molasses. Taste is lightly grainy, with caramel, molasses, and light notes of must/light oxidation. Hallertau hops have pretty much aged out on this bottle and the beer has lost it’s balance.

Amber orange color with an all right head. Malty aroma and taste with nutty and carmel notes. Pretty true to style. Not bad but not great.

Pours a medium clean copper with a small off white head. Decent carbonation. Aroma is quite grassy with a fair amount of candied malts and mild hops. Flavor is bitter sweet malts, grains and hops. Finish is bitter and mildly dry. Pretty decent overall.

Great pour with a dark copper color and nice head and body which starts out foggly and settles wonderfully. Nice sweet smell which carries through to the taste and the nice clean finish. A great Oktoberfest!

12 oz. bottle from courtesy of DarkElf - thanks Stephen. Pours deep reddish orange color with a moderate beige head that diminishes fairly quickly. Malty aroma, rich with very ripe summer fruits, hints of molasses, clover and floral hops. Flavor is also malty and rich, carrying through the same notes of the aroma, with a crisp, floral hop bitterness in the finish and aftertaste. Medium body and gentle carbonation. Nice, enjoyable quaff.