Leinenkugels Oktoberfest

Brewed by Leinenkugel Brewing Company (MillerCoors)
Style: Oktoberfest/Märzen
Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin USA

Bottle: Aromas of caramel, a hint of brown sugar, and some light grassy hops. Pours a transparent golden-orange with a small white head that fades quickly. Watery caramel builds to a slightly sugary middle. Moderate grassy finish. Drinkable, but nothing special about this one.

Pours a somewhat dark (yet basically clear) amber color. Fairly thin head even with a vigorous pour, and dies down quickly to basically nothing, however leaves a nice white lacing on the glass. Light and grainy aroma...nothing too overwhelming but not offensive. A very bready sweetness followed by a somewhat bitter taste of hops. Pretty average. Certainly won’t blow you away. A light to moderate body, but it didn’t do much for me. You could pour a few of these down the hatch fairly effortlessly...however I’m not so sure you’d want to. Not too much to complain about, but certainly no overwhelmingly good traits. Leinenkugel’s has much better styles, but go ahead and try this one for something different.

another surprise. This was better than i expected. A little high on the carbonation but other than that, it was pretty damn good!

I like the New Glarus better for Oktoberfest, but that doesnt mean this is a bad one by no means. Sligly bitter but smooth. A little caramel in there, kinda cross of the BBD and the Creamy Dark. Tasty malts help provide this puppy with a great color....

This bottled brew from Indianapolis for $1.09 poured a large sized head of foamy finely sized mostly diminishing bubbles that left behind a transparent softly carbonated golden brown colored body. Its aroma was mild with malty doughy notes. The mouth feel was tingly from start to finish with a mild caramel malt aftertaste. The flavor contained mild malty doughy notes with a slight hint of caramel.

tried in bottle, decent taste, again the carbonation almost too much, makes it hard to take down...caramel malt a good call here, but could have been worked with to make a more pleasing brew

Bottle. Small off-white fizzy head that mostly diminished, minimal lacing, carbonated, transparent, and an orange hue. Sweet malty, caramel and hoppy nose and ditto for the flavor. Has a clean finish. Tingly palate. Light body.

Pours an orangish amber color. Aroma is basically of sweet malts. Flavor follows, but introduces a mild honey aspect. Pretty thin all the way around... nothing to like or hate to much here.