Paulaner Oktoberfest

1/3 liter draft at Cafe Berlin in Denver, Colorado. Pour is clear copper and brownish with a smallish off white head. There is a bunch of visible carbonation bubbles. Aroma is sweet hay and nicely toasty refined maltiness. In the back of the aroma is a touch of floral. Taste is a nice balance of the sweet grassy malt and some floral hop. Palate is thin medium, with a nice carbonation level - this beer went down very easy.

16.9 oz. bottle- Pours like an amber, the aroma and appearance is decent, flavor is of malt and very sweet with a mild bitterness after you swallow. Not a bad beer, but doesn’t push any boundaries either

Amber pour with an off-white head. Aroma of roasted malt, caramel, sweetness,. Flavor is caramel, slightly sweet, light toasted, crisp. Little aftertaste. Spotted lacing.

330ml bottle. Amber color. Malt aroma. Sweet malt taste, a bit of herbal hops. OK bitterness in the finish. Very light bodied. It will do in a pinch.

Great fest beer. Darker amber pour than others. Malty sweet aroma and smooth silky finish. Roasted fruit and caramel flavor.

Bottle, 50cl - Clear dark golden color with a large white head. Aroma is sweet malty with notes of caramel and grass. Flavor is malty with notes of caramel and some German hops. Pretty nice and balanced.

Bottle 50 cl. Drank it with a friend while sitting in the garden on a nice evening. Pours copper with big white head and an aroma of sweet grain. The taste is mellow, but not in a bad way. Not too sweet, not too hoppy. Some sweet malts, some grassy hops, but all very smooth. Not too special, but I guess it’s a good session-beer.

Dark orange, minimal head in mine. Sweet and a tad malty in the nose. Smooth and sweet palate, but one of the more boring exhibits of an Okt. I’ve have in a while. Not much complexity.