Paulaner Oktoberfest

Nothing is better than sitting in the Oktoberfest tent and having in one hand a "stein" of Oktoberfest Beer and in the other a "Hacksen or Brathaendle"! I love it!

Good beer. Pours a golden orange color with almost no head. Taste like honey with a little bit of hops. Pretty good and goes down smooth.

Boa cerveja, leve e refrescante. Coloração laranja, bonita, espuma branca e presente. Cheiro suavemente adocicado. Uma cerveja leve, adocicada, retrogosto levemente amargo.

Bottle. Pours an amber/golden color with a medium off white head that diminishes quickly to paper thin. The aroma is nutmeg and some spice. Laces nicely with hoppy taste with some wheat and a crisp finish.

Appearance: Light rustic amber in color. Good clarity. Two-inch head settles quickly leaving a few straggler bubbles behind. Smell: An alluring aroma of earthy malts, day-old biscuits, and a pinch of yeastiness. As it warms, I’m smelling more and more caramel. Taste: Honey and sweet toasted grains in the forefront, with a touch of cinnamon, followed by a dry (though gentle) hop finish. Alcohol is hardly apparent at all. Mouthfeel: Medium-light body. The carbonation, though a bit low, helps to give it a little extra life on the tongue. Drinkability: Simple, flavorful, and light. Ultimately, its all very refreshing. Buy yours today! (Or preferably, have someone else go buy it for you.)

Nice tasting beer. Pours with a nice foamy head. Tasty, easy going flavor. Nothing stands out too much other than some malts, caramel, and marzipan. Not an instant classic, but it’s solid as a rock. For the marzen fan in us all...

Cleaner that many OFests, with a milder toasted caramelized Munich malt flavor, but with a bright aroma and flavor. Very drinkable without compromising flavor. A very nice and drinkable example of a real marzen.

Good lord, i just drank 4 liters of this at Maifest and out of the boot no less. Lots o carmel taste to be had, very good stuff, surprised i remember that though.