Big River Grille Oktoberfest

Had on tap at the brewpub. Has a nice copper colored appearance, off-white head with a little bit of lacing. The aroma has a twinge of caramel to it. Solid malty flavor with a bit of candy-like sweetness to it. Turns a tad bit artificial on the back end though.

Light orange-brown, whitish cover. Aroma is malty, sweet, orange zest note. Taste is more malty sweetness, clean standard marzen.

On draugh at Seven Bridges Jacksonville- 1L. Pours dark copper with a nice head that lingers. Bright clarity. Aroma is nutty, toast and cracker like. Taste is nutty as well with Munich malt shining through, low to no hop flavor. Body is medium light with a medium dry finish. A very clean beer. It would be really good if the body was a bit fuller and there was a little more alcohol warmth. A little out of style.

Big River Disney World Oktoberfest-on tap-pours a thin off white head and copper color. Aroma is medium malt/grain, some fruit. Taste is slightly sweet medium malt/grain, some fruit/floral continental hops. Nice balance between sweet and slight bitter. OK carbonation. Their best beer to date.

Draft at Disneyworld. Nice amber oktoberfest. Very easy to drink with a nice caramel malt taste.

On tap at Rock Bottom in Atlanta. Poured a clear amber color with a thin whitish head. Aroma of malt and nuts. Flavor was caramel, malt and a slight hop finish.

Draught, .5 liter stein. Amber with off-white head. Some lacing. Malty aroma and flavor with some hop bitterness and lots of carbonation.

Draught in Chattanooga location: this one pours a clear, slightly darker amber color. There was somewhat of a off-white head on it that doesn’t hang around long, but leaves some lacing. The aroma is a hair weak, but has notes of malt, as well as some nuttiness and grassiness to it. The taste is somewhat dry. There is a smokiness to it also. Some caramel malts, but no real sweetness at all. Also some nuttiness. Not bad.