Boulevard Bobs 47 Oktoberfest

Brewed by Boulevard Brewing Company
Style: Oktoberfest/Märzen
Kansas City, Missouri USA

Very stout with a great color - bit of a dry and bitter aftertaste. Just drinking it will make the leaves turn...

Pours dark amber with small tan head. Nose is faint caramel and rather creamy. Taste is rather bland, with minimal malt and hops character, and it seems rather fizzy to me. No adjunct is a plus, and the palate while thin is very smooth with no harshness. I’m afraid I don’t see what the fuss is about.

A hearty welcome back to this wonderful seasonal from Boulevard - probably my favority no frills lager. Pours clear brown with a light tan head. Rich caramel malt aroma with some huskiness and hints of spicy hops. Medium body (quite full for the style) and smooth with quite a bit of carbonation. Light roasted caramel malt with some spiciness from the hops. Finish is lively with the carbonation and hops creating a tingly refreshing sensation. Excellent lager that I will be getting a few more 6 packs of withiin the coming weeks.

This seasonal beer is made in very short supply, so if you like it--I suggest you load up when it becomes available in mid September! This is my favorite Bouelvard beer, and one of my favorites overall. It’s got a strong punch right off the bat, and by the time you’re figuring out whether or not you either "like" or "really like" the beer, you look down to see your pint glass empty! Exceptional drinkability and the high alcohol percentage is ceratinly felt, but never tasted. After 3 of these beers, you’ll be converted; with each one surprisingly better than the last. Great, great Fall/Winter beer.

Courtesy of Mjames <P> Grainy sweet malt aroma. Copper/amber in color with a wispy white head. Honey sweet malt in the fore. Stays very malty throughout. Very low hop profile makes it feel almost aleish and fruity.

Thanks to Degarth. Pours a light ruby red, thin head. Citrus hops, orange, lemon, grassy flavor, some maltiness, and kinda bitter, pretty good tasting beer.

An interesting addition to Boulavard. Very floral and complex. It sells dirt cheap in North Dakota since every here drinks bud and miller. Yay for me.

pours a clear rusty amber with a small off-white head. Aroma of caramel malts. I can’t really pick up on much hops, just a little bit of the floral pursuasion. Very malty, some nuttiness, with relatively no bitterness until about five seconds after the swallow--like the aftertaste’s aftertaste, if that makes sense. Medium bodied. Hooray, another lager that doesn’t suck face.