Style: Oktoberfest/Marzen
Autumn Seasonal
ABV: 5.5%
12oz Bottle Poured Into A Sam Adams Dimpled Mug
Brooklyn Oktoberfest was introduced in 2000. It is true to the original German style, full-bodied and malty, with a bready aroma and light, brisk hop bitterness.
Brooklyn Brewery
Brooklyn, N.Y.
Steve Hindy/ Tom Potter
1987
Appearance:
Light Amber Color
Hazy Clarity
Two-Fingered Fluffy Head
Average Head Lastability
Smattering Of Lace On The Glass
Hearty Carbonation
Aroma:
Weak Aroma
Malts
Caramel
Nutty
Celery
Mild Smoke
Wet Hay
Mouth Feel:
Light Bodied
Watery Texture
Thirst Quenching Ability
Acrid Bitter Balance
Tart Finish
Not A Clean Crisp Lager
Medium Drinkability
The taste of this beer was a weak version of your typical Marzen style. The taste was like malty flavored water. The taste is a thin mix of fruits, grains, light floral and some pretzely flavors. The beer finishes with a touch of earth and a grainy caramel sweetness that dries and leaves a lengthy aftertaste. A boring beer with better options out there.
31/2 Out Of 6
Don't Want A Sixer
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