Samuel Adams Octoberfest

Deep amber in color. Nose of mollasis and caramel. Bitter crisp malt. Pretty creamy and thick for an Octoberfest. Very Sam Adams.

I was surpised too see that I had not had this one. Very good brew. Pours an amber-copper with a nice off white head. Malty, spicey aroma. Great malty taste. Surpisingly crisp. This was one of the better sam adams brews I’ve had.

Smells like a typical domestic beer, pours to a copper orange body, light body beer that is slight carbonated with a hint of caramel

Poured a reddish, amber color with a dense head.Sweet and somewhat floral aroma. Smooth entry with a malty mouthfeel followed by a finish that includes bread flavors and a slightly hoppy bitterness. Very good.

Comes out of the bottle a coppery clear amber with a decent off-white, slightly orange head. Aroma is malty with hints of hops and spice. Flavor is firmly malty and has touches of hops and toffee and even a nutty hint. Texture is fairly smooth and rather fizzy and lively. A good beer for the season.

Bottle sample. One of the beers responsible for turning me on to better beer a few years back. Pours clear amber with a huge tan head. Creamy caramel malt aroma with some grainy corn character and noble hops. Creamy caramel malt flavor with a dry hop finish. All these years later I still really enjoy this one.

I needed some more bottles for homebrewing and boy wasn’t this just the right choice. A nice dunkle beer, with a touch of sweetness on an otherwise yeasty nose. Mild flavor like ’malt tea’ is enjoyable, though bland.

From the tap. Poured a rich amber with a small head that disappeared quickly. Great malt flavor: Slightly sweet, but not syrupy. True to the style. I could enjoy a lot of these in succession.