Weyerbacher Autumn Fest

For the Marzen style, this is a decent brew. A good malt and bready nose rises from a mahogany colored body. The classic Octoberfest flavor is present in the Autumn Fest, this one carries a slightly sweet, burnt caramel taste. A rather weak, watery mouthfeel rounds out the beer. CP

Poured a cloudy yellow/amber with a medium white head. Aroma is sweet with some spices. Taste is very smooth with toffee, fruit, caramel, and spices. Very good!

Dark amber cloudy brew with a thin white head, sweet aroma, and wonderful creamy balance of malt and roasted chestnuts that has you looking forward to autumn and even winter.

Bottle. Pours a clear amber with a small white head. Aroma of sugar, sweet malt, dark fruits. Flavor is also quite sweet with toffee, dark fruits, caramel, raisins, prunes. This is just too sweet and sugary for me, and hard to get through. Blech. 5/4/6/3/11 [2.9/5]

Poured to a hazy reddish brown with nice off white head that lingers well and leaves good lacing. Nose and mouth were both faint, but what was present was a nice blend of malty dark fruit, with a hint of toffee and caramel. Smooth mouthfeel and a pleasant finish. While nothing strong stuck out, this was an enjoyable beer.

Malty slightly sweet aroma, traditional... Touch sweet in the flavor, a bit sticky... Good malty flavor, decent offering from Weyerbacher... Medium body, medium amber, hazy...

12 oz bottle. Clear amber/brown with a small tan head. Big aroma of bread and rich grains with a light German hop scent. Very full flavored with sweet bready malt that is balanced perfectly with the hop bitterness. Medium body, actively carbonated and a smooth finish. This is one of the best American Marzen’s I’ve had, very good.

Amber clear color with a very thin white head. Aroma of roasted malts, caramel, and nuts. Flavor is sweet with molasses, nuts, and roasted malts. Creamy body. Decent offering!