Hacker-Pschorr Oktoberfest Märzen

Pours amber-gold. Out of all the German fest-beers this one is on top of my list. That doesn’t mean is soo good but the best i’ve tasted. Easy-drinking, clean refreshin with a mild-nutty, nutmeg flavor. Sweeet.

On draught at Bauern-Stube in south Orlando, Florida. Copper-colored with thick white head. The caramel aroma is the first thing that pops out of the dimpled liter stein. Caramel sweetness with a hint of bitterness on the finish. Despite being a little higher in alcohol content, it is still easy enough to down a liter at one sitting.

slight haze to this amber brown beer. hints of molasses an dcaramel on a malty nose, tart and clean rich malty flavors that pushes the palate with its aftertaste. gggow!

Bottle. Dark copper colour, small head. Looks flat. A little malty. The alcohol stands out a bit, perhaps it is because of the combination with a hop flavour that is a little harsh. Mild carbonation, which I like. Good mouthfeel.

Bottle. Amber in the glass with a loud off-white head. Sweet aromas of prune, raisins and a light floral background. The flavor found sweet malts with a light fruit undertone. Medium body and smooth.

One of the most repeatedly drinkable beers I have ever encountered. Smooth and buttery in texture while remaining thinnish. Malty tones carry all the way through.

Rating for Hacker-Pschorr Original Oktoberfest

A clear orange-bodied brew with a creamy, splotchy-tan head that turned chunky before dissipating. Malted aroma was bready with caramel, and the flavor was rather bittersweet... ending on the sweet side. A small hint of spiciness in the finish, but tasted like a typical dunkel.

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Pours a light reddish color. Very nice lacing. Taste is roasted barley and carmel malts. A bit watery and thin in the finish.