Lakefront Oktoberfest

Brewed by Lakefront Brewery
Style: Oktoberfest/Märzen
Milwaukee, Wisconsin USA

Bottle. Poured pale copper, thin off-white head. Minimal lacing. Basic caramely aroma with a similar simple caramel flavor. Malts have a nice dryness. Rich creamy body.

NIce malty aroma. Poured a nice amber color with a small but very fluffy white head that quickly receded into a very thin cap. Left very light lacing. Has a very malty flavor that I found very pleasant. Medium body with thick texture Carbonation is lively but not overbearing. Finish is sweet malt followed by quick slightly bitter hops flavor. I really enjoyed this oktoberfest. While not a addition to my favorite rotation of beers, I will definitely drink this one with pleasure again. A very good job by Lakefront. If you like malty beers give this one a try. Served in a Stein.

Pours an orangish amber with a quarter-inch fluffy white head that quickly fades. Malty, grainy aroma. Slightly sour malt flavor with a subtle hop finish. Not bad.

Pours a amberish color with a small white head.A somewhat hoppy aroma with maybe a hint of malt.Taste seems very bland of sweet malt,almost didnt seem like a oktoberfest.

Dark cloudy amber color, small off white head that had a short that dissipated quickly. Malty aroma with a bit of sweet caramel and maybe a hint of hops. The hops managed to come through nicely but not very strong. Light lacing. Over all not a bad Octoberfest.

12oz - Aroma of malts both nutty and fruity with a slight citrus hop back. Pours transparent dark orange with a ring head and decent lacing. Flavor matches aroma and is pretty much all malt. Palate is clean and uneventful. I’m pretty sure that Oktoberfest is not a style for me.

Had this beer on 9/22/2003. Aroma is a rich malt scent somewhat like a Scottish Ale. Color is a deep burnt orange with light carbonation and a thin head. Taste is light and crisp. Stating with a light/medium body it goes down crisp. Finish is a light sweet malt flavor backed by a mild bitterness. Its a bit light for an Oktoberfest.

Picked up a single 12-oz bottle from Cellar’s Wine & Spiritis in St Paul, MN. Pours a clear orange amber brew with a thin white head that quickly dissolves to a white ring and film. Aroma of caramel malt, some Hawaiian bread, a touch of green tea and fruity plums. Taste is medium bodied, very light carbonation with a light caramel malt flavor. The hop character is light with no bitterness. Finish is a tad watery with a caramel and bread aftertaste. A light Oktoberfest profile compared to most others.