Paulaner Oktoberfest

Amber colored body with a creamy white head. some lacing. Smell is of malt, spices, and caramel. Taste was very refreshing with notes of butter, bread, and very creamy. Good hop balance with the sweetness of the malt. I enjoyed how refreshing it was after a wet day of golfing.

had a 24oz draft at a restaurant called ol heidelberg in huntsville ala and promptly had four more with my jagerschnitzel. if anyone hasn’t had this yet find it on draft if possible and drink one ore more this is one of the great beers brewed today

Pours brownish with a good sized white head. Lots of carbonization. Nose is sweet caramel. Taste is spicy, with notes of sugar, malt, and nuts. This is smooth and crisp. A delightful experience.

Sampled in the US. A pretty well made Marzen. A really good drinking brew, capable of multiple. Pours cloudy light brown with a pretty thick head. Drinks with a light hoppy, light citris / spiced taste. A well made classic.

Overall Impression: A pretty decent example of the style, I like this beer, but I wouldn’t go out of my way to get one, I do find it to be a goo deal better on draft then from a bottle.

Bottle. Was available at party today. Brown pour. Flavors of dark wheat, sugar, and nuts. Decent beer.

Flavors are very mild. Overall this gives the impression of a what a basic beer should be. The blandness of the main stream beers is said to be an intentional marketing ploy - "to offend as few people as possible." I believe that this beer is the best I have ever tasted which is not in conflict with that. In other words, anyone who likes the main stream beers should love this one. If you want a lot of flavor look elsewhere.

Poured amber in color with a creamy, off-white head that settle to a thin cover and left light lacing. The aroma was of caramel, spices, and a light roast. The flavor found chocolate and spices. Light body with a malty aftertaste.