Sudwerk Marzen

Brewed by Sudwerk Privatbrauerei Hubsch
Style: Oktoberfest/Märzen
Davis, California USA

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Stein

Copper color and a a nice beige head. Aroma is malty - bread, caramel, sweetness. Flavor is also malty with some hop flavor and bitterness at the end. Very easy to drink.

A nice drinking o’fest that is a bit too chewy and under attenuated. Very drinkable and recommended, but not at the 9.99/six I paid at the local liquor store.

12 oz bottle bought at brewery. Pours nice smallish head, off white, copper colored with a hint of citrus. Aroma seemed to come and go. Very nice drinkable beer one of the better Marzens brewed in the area.

12oz bottle. Clear copper colored lager with a medium sized beige head that has some lasting foam. Smells like fresh bread with some malty caramel and hop spice. Lots of toasted bread and caramel flavors with some balancing ho spice, but the emphasis is placed squarely on the maltiness. Finishes with a lasting bitterness of medium intensity. Medium bodied. A nice märzen that might even be better than the bulk of the beers that I had in Munich last fall at Oktoberfest.

Just not that great of an Oktoberfest beer. Too sweet, and not very lively. Pours copper with white thin head.

This amber ale poured with a thin beige head and a malty aroma. The flavor is well-constructed with tasty caramel malt base and moderate hopping. It’s not spectacular, but it’s a good session beer.

On tap, part of the 10 beer sampler. Amber in color. Slightly hoppy, but also has a sweet side. One of the best of the brewers.

Bottle. Poured with a quarter inch light tan head, with a nice clear brown color. It’s sweet, and doesn’t have quite the body I expected from a Marzen, but it’s definitely good.