Part of the LCBO Autumn 2018 Beer Program, I asked my local LCBO to send me one or a few down from Toronto, I ended up with a case. :) I gave one to each of my baseball colleagues yesterday, when playing in October... A good beer, nice balanced taste, somewhat spicy, in the line of the amber/scotch ale with a faint bock twist.

UPDATED: OCT 13, 2018 The pour is clean with a few bubbles among the light amber color and a slightly off-white, thick head that gathers on top without much lacing. The aroma is sweet, with a hint of sour. The feel is lightly carbonated and very light. We finally get a to the flavor and it's incredible smooth with a slightly malty taste kicking in towards the end just to remind you that it's a Märzen. I find it very smooth to drink and favorable among lighter beer drinkers, but it's not for me. I feel like it needs more texture and flavors. Considering its above average price, I'm very dissapointed.

Pours a clear amber with a half inch of dense white foam. Aroma is bready, malty, and grassy. Taste is sweet and grassy but with a bit of coppery bitterness. Great stuff.

Tap at the brew pub in Munich in a proper glass tankard. 11th October 18. Pours a light chestnut brown, nice big head. Aroma is light aromatic, caramel. Taste is full on, malty, sweet and bitter, light caramel. Well made for sure, don't think i could drink steins of it at a beer hall though .

Bottle, from City Hops. Pours clear light amber with large foamy off-white head, faint caramel malt aroma, high carbonation, well balanced lightly caramelized malt taste, smooth body, longish finish. A great example of the genre.

Bursztynowe piwo z ładną białą pianą. Aromat słodowy, karmelu, zboża, przyjemny. Smak słodowy, owocowy, lekki posmak karmelu. Gładkie, aksamitne piwo. Najlepszy oktoberfest jaki piłem

Bomber poured into stein. No lacing. Medium carbonation. Smooth and malty. I’m not much of a Märzen fan but this is a very good one. My go to Oktoberfest as of now!!

12 oz bottle. Scents of malt and some fruit. Pours a toasted golden honey with a big white tight bubble head. Good lacing. Malty tastes with leather and rye bread notes. Short slightly bitter finish. Lively carbonation. Slightly sticky mouthfeel. Ayinger is always good.

Marzen is not my favorite style, but I did like this one. Very subdued, refreshing flavor, similar to an amber beer. I'm not a big fan of very sweet malt and bread flavor of most marzen beers, so I do appreciate this take on it.

Tap at man in the moon. Amberish color, clear. Bread, malty, honey. Very much a märzen. Good.