Oktoberfest
Ever Grain Brewing Co.

16oz can into a pint glass. No freshness dating.

Clear light amber body, short lived head. Bready, malty aroma. On tasting, clean, malty, slightly sweet. Finish is short lived, but clean, no aftertaste

Overall, decent enough festbier, very light caramel, which certainly suits this palate.

 

Canned on: ??????? (Wish they would start date stamping their cans.)

A - Pours a medium copper caramel color with light carbonation and thin lacing on top.

S - Light toasted caramel with delicate earthy hop presence.

T - Toasted caramel, breadcrust, and ends with minimal earthy hop presence.

M - Medium body with light prickly carbonation on the tongue.

O - Goes down easy, could use maybe a little more toasted caramel presence, but overall = solid.

Pours mahogany, 1" head with good retention and very good lacing. Nose is very metallic, red apple and rye toast, spice and noble hop, maple syrup. Taste is cidery sweet, mildly bitter; melba toast and caramelized sugar; barley on the finish. Feel is moderately soft with light carbonation.

The pour is bronze is colored with an adequate amount of carbonation. The taste is sweet roasted malt, caramel, & grains. Cheers B

Taster at brewery. Light, clear amber, ring of head, spotty lacing. Toasted malt aroma. Taste is brown bread, caramel, smooth with just a hint of sweetness. Legit

Pours a light copper color with more than a finger of head. The nose is modestly bready. The flavor has some hints of caramel malt and the body is definitely light for the style.

This is an incredibly mediocre effort.

16 ounce can poured into a dimpled mug.

Lightly cloudy amber pour with a fat finger of beige foam that fades to a thin ring in about a minute. The nose is malty, opens with bread crust, honey and light spicy hop aroma while the head stands then gives off bread and nutty aromas after. Taste is malty to start but only very lightly sweet, toasted grain changes to a noble hop semi-dry finish. The medium body opens crisp but becomes more smooth and creamy as the carbonation dissipates.

Nice Festbier, easy drinking with no complaints from me.

A- amber clear color with a 2 finger head. spiderweb lacing

S- malt and light clove

F- malty with hints of light clove

M- malty more than anything else but light bodied

O- an average oktoberfest. i would drink again

Clear amber body, white head, trace spotted lacing. Smell has amber malt with grainy yeast, sliced apple and slight golden raisin. Taste is much the same but with some finishing euro ester. Feel is malt forward but yeast elevates well, smooth, slightly frothy, lighter and full. The wife loved it