Kaltenberg Oktoberfest

Brewed by Schloßbrauerei Kaltenberg
Style: Oktoberfest/Märzen
Kaltenberg, Germany

Serve in Dimpled mug, Stein

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Bottle, 5.4%. Weak malty aroma. Clear pale yellow colour. Very small white head. The flavour is nicely malty, has a little aniseed note. Good mouthfeel. A good solid lager.

Bottle. Clear golden with small white head. Flavour is malt, sweet, spices and hops.

Bottle at fonefan tasting bought at Systembolaget. Nice head with good duration. Color is golden. Aroma and taste are sweet malt, hops, butter and grass.

Pours a medium brown with very little head. The glass I was poured seemed extremely flat, not sure if that was the bar or this beer. Aroma is caramel, breadyness and nutty. Taste is sweet with the caramel coming through. Seems a little unfinished.

Flöska. Clear golden colour with a medium fairly well lasting white ehad. Aroma of grains, grass and some malt, bit sweet. Ok mouthfeel. Sweetish flavour with grains, grass, bit malt and a light bitterness, but dry.

Golden with small white head t¨hat fast goes away - some malts in the aroma and taste as well as some bitterness - ok

Clear pale golden color with a thin creamy head. Aroma is light and malty with some honey sweetness. Quite plain malty flavor with hints of citrus and caramel. Goes down very easy and is a perfect match to a couple of nurnberger rostbratwurst and saurkraut.

Bottle 500ml. A bit metallic, sweet, malty aroma. Pale for a märzen. Smooth and nice palate. An ok beer but no real märzen. C

A bit boring both look and taste. Yeast/Bacteria: sweat Color: pale Liquid: clear Head: rocky Initial: light sourness, light sweetness Finish: medium sweetness, salty Finish Duration: average Body: light Carbonation: lively

A couple of glass from a 500ml bottle bought at Systembolaget Gyllentorget in Linköping. Spotty lacing from a loose white head. The body colour is clear, straw-gold. Subdued smell of grassy hops. Bittersweet taste of oily hops and sweet malts, in the directing of sticky, watered sweetness. (hotel room, 14.09.2010).