Brinktoberfest
Brink Brewing Co.

Poured into my 20 oz tulip glass - Looks and smells fantastic - Taste is very good! A good example of a Marzen
Easily enjoyed 2 of these this evening
Worth a try

 

Typical appearance, aroma on the lighter side; I got a hint of apple juice. Taste was smooth, well balanced, pretty tasty. Pleasant drinking beer and would purchase again.

poured from a 12oz can into a willi becher pint glass. pours a somewhat deep amber with three fingers of fluffy tan foam. clean, bread-like malts with a touch of caramel malt sweetness. taste follows with a medium-full mouthfeel. perhaps a little too much caramel sweetness but still a solid offering.

The beer is a clear amber color with no head.
Aroma of bread and sweet malt, some hops.
Taste of toasted bread, a touch of caramel, with some floral hops coming in late.
Very smooth, very drinkable.

sampling a cellar temp 12 oz can poured into my .5L dimple mug. The beer pours a clear chestnut hue with a fizzy beige head that foams up about 1.5 cm. This foam fades to literally nothing soon after the pour.
Aroma is sine biscuity notes with a bit of toasted grains and a little nutty. Not much of a hop presence here and no hints of ABV.
First sip reveals a medium body with light and tingly carbonation. Texture is smooth and the beer drinks very easy.
Mug is getting empty very fast on this beer.
Flavor of the beer is toasted grains and a bit of a bread. I also get a floral note and some black tea kicks up on the finish. Dries out my palate a bit on the swallow.
Overall the beer is pretty mild but certainly not flawed anywhere. Glad to have tried this one, but would do something with a little more umph in the future.

Not much to say. It's "fine". I'd gladly drink it if given one, but I'm not sure I'd buy it again if some other locals were available, and definitely not over many traditional German options. Nothing offensive, it just doesn't deliver much. It's a bit weak on all fronts.

Single can from Jungle Jim's
Pale amber color with thin head, fair retention.
Faint biscuit malt aroma.
Balanced malt and hop taste, may be the hops are just a smidge more, subtle sweetness.
Light to medium body with a smooth mouthfeel, moderate carbonation.
This is very drinkable.

12 ounce can, dating is smudged but I can tell is was canned sometime in July 2021. Thanks to Brutaltruth for this one! Served in a dimpled mug, the beer pours a somewhat clear orange/amber color with about an inch and a half off-white head that stayed around a while. Decent amount of lacing. The brew smells like toasted malt, spicy hops and bready malt. Taste is similar to the aroma, but there's also some herbal hoppiness noticeable too. Gets better tasting as it warms so you might not want to drink this one out of the fridge too cold. It didn't start off all that great but it did get better. Mouthfeel/body is medium, it's slick and smooth with a moderate amount of carbonation. Easy enough to drink. Not a bad Oktoberfest once it warms up, worth trying for sure!