Lancaster Oktoberfest

Brewed by Lancaster Brewing Co.
Style: Oktoberfest/Märzen
Lancaster, Pennsylvania USA

12 oz bottle. Pours a clear brown body with little to no head. The aroma is sweet, the taste is sweet, malty and caramel flavor.

Bottle. Amber body topped by a small albeit lasting head. Smells sweet and fruity. Fruity caramel flavor. Not a typical Oktoberfest for sure, though it isn’t unpleasant. Drinkable but I wouldn’t buy it again.

pours dark golden brown with a reddish tint with a splotchy tan head. nose of heavy caramel malt, brown sugar. tons of breadiness. taste is malty, caramel, brown sugar, toast, and earth. aftertaste is earthy, toasty, malty. a little thin, mild carbonation. Pretty good...

12 oz bottle. Poured copper in color with a little off white head that left little lacing on the glass. Aroma mostly sweet with caramel. Tastes is earthy, caramel sweetness, mild bread. Seemed a little on the thin side and finished a little too much on the sweet side for an Oktoberfest.

Bottle courtesy of sloth. Pours copper with a thin white head. Smells of light spice and caramel. Tastes sweet and caramelly with a touch of roses, some earthy hints and a spicy finish.

20081002 12oz bottle, Spirits RB. Basic copper color with creamy beige head that lingers. Aroma is full of diacetyl, some earthy hops. Nice eff, medium bodied. Pretty sweet, none of the spicy bite I’d hope for from either a lager or a marzen. Sub par.

Poured a clear copper amber color with light carbonation bubbles in the glass. There was a thin light tan head. There was a lightly sweet caramel malt aroma. The flavor was also on the mild side, a bit of a sweet caramel taste with a slightly dry finish like an English ale.

Bottle. Very flat beer and honestly a big disappointing as Lancaster typically produces some good beers. Spare head and amber color with hints of grain and hay. Had a touch of leaves and some strong raisin and maple syrup. Flat taste with light body.