Paulaner Oktoberfest

Reddish copper with a small off-white head. Lots of carbonation. Malty aroma. Moderately sweet with a good amount of hop taste to offset the maltiness.

a aparência dessa Oktoberfest/Märzen alemã não apresenta nada de mais. A aparência inicial da espuma é pequena, a cor alva e a longevidade reduzida. Há moderada formação de colarinho e o corpo é claro, de densidade rala e tonalidade amarela. No aroma, a coisa melhora um pouco. Farejam-se notas de pão claro, grama e caramelo. O agradável sabor é moderadamente adocicado no início e levemente adocicado e ácido no final, de duração média. No paladar, um corpo médio, de textura cremosa, carbonatação borbulhante e final ligeiramente metálico e levemente alcoólico.

Draft: Not much flavor to this beer. Some roasted malts. Soft carbonation. Pours amer/brown with small head. No lacing whatsoever.

(bottle) yellow-golden colour, firm white head. aroma of sweet pale malts, hops, light corn. flavour is pale malts with light caramel. watery, dry salty finish, light to medium body, mild carbonation, as boring as it gets.

Attractive amber/brown color, strong carbonation, persistent white head. The aroma is of caramel malts, and bread and biscuits. The flavor is mainly caramel malts. The finish has a nice hop bite near the end, which then hangs in for a while. One of the nicer Marzens out there.

Pours a nice tawny copper with a nice swirling carbonation. Thin light yellow head. The nose is malty and grainy, sweet, nice bitterness. The flavor is malty, crisp, tastes like autumn, malty, grassy hoppy bite. Nice crisp cleansing mouthfeel.

Had this on draft.Poure a dark amber color with a small head.Aromas were of roasted malt,and caramel.The taste was also of caramel,malt and brown sugar.This is a true classic example of the Marzen style.

Can.50cl. This beer seemed to lack any real taste. It goes down smooth and doesn’t offend in any way. caramel, pale, clear, a minimal head, light body, thin feel, soft carbonation.