Paulaner Oktoberfest

Brewed by Paulaner Brauerei (Schörghuber)
Style: Oktoberfest/Märzen
Munich, Germany

Bottle. Pours a clar bright copper with a fading white head. Sweet caramel and nut aroma with some grassy hops behind it. Medium light body with just a dash of creaminess and moderate carbonation. Sweet taste, pretty much what the nose would lead you to believe. A little bitterness in the finish to remind you that hops have been used. I could probably drink vast quantities of this beer.

Rich, caramel-y aroma and flavor with a hint of fruit. I could drink this by the liter stein.

12 oz. glass bottle- color of clear amber, with a off white head - nose of light fruit, light nuttiness, and malty – taste of light fruit, light nuttiness, and roasted malt - body is light to medium, and with medium carbonation – aftertaste of sweet, caramel, and nutty

This is a very nice Oktoberfest beer. It is red amber with a medium off-white head that steadily dissipates to a thin ring and wisps. The aroma is malt, whole wheat bread, caramel, and pine. The taste has nice sweet-bitter balance, with malty, caramel, whole wheat sweetness and sourdough followed by light cypress-like, aromatic bitterness that complements the rest nicely in the finish. It is somewhat complex, very tasty, lively, and very nicely balanced, with a good body.

Bottle; The beauty of the color of this beer had me enchanted. The color was a chestnut orange that radiated as I held it up to the fireplace to admire. Low white head. Aroma of the fields, grains; tastes were butterscotchy with a clean medium finish

Pours a golden orange with a third-inch of off-white head. Aroma of grains. Tastes include biscuits, very subtle caramel, malts, and wheat. Medium/full carbonation and medium bodied. Crisp finish. Not bad.

Nice amber color with a thick white head. Smells of malt, bread, honey and a little bit of hops. The flavor very malty, with a slight sourdough bread bitterness. The hops come through a little bit in the finish, but are not very pronounced. Nice full bodied mouthfeel. A solid brew - although I probably would have enjoyed it more in a drinking tent in Munich.

50 cL bottle. Pours clear yellow with a dense white head. Slight breadish and mild hoppy aroma. Flavour is medium sweet cornish/cereal with a mild honey like herbalness and a mild hoppy freshness. Ends with a medium sweet and slight bitter hops note. Quite nice.