Can to mug.
Appearance: a ruddy amber to red color with a two finger white foamy head which slid off delicately to leave some messy lace
Aroma: strong notes of biscuity/bready malts, some caramel/toffee malts, light nuttiness, lager yeasty notes coming across somewhat fruity then some grassy to earthy hop character
Flavor: blends all the prior noted aromas together bittersweetly rolling into a light aftertaste of malts and grassy/earthiness
Texture: almost medium bodied but just a wee bit under, very sessionable, clean finish of nuttiness, dry breadiness, and lager yeasty fruitiness
Overall: yeah, I believe they got the Marzen style down pretty good besides spelling Oktoberfest wrong on their label (I can't insert the rolling eyes emoji here but you get it). I would have this again.

Can at home, thought I was done with fests for season but grabbed one more. Light amber fairly clear brew and fine head. Nose is malty and some fruit. Tastes of malt, cream soda, cashew, touch of jam. Different for style but way drinking and fairly interesting.

Pours a copper from a can. Malty aroma and flavor is a little one note and flat. Okay beer.

5 oz draft. A clear orange / yellow color. Soft toffee, subtle earthy malt, and a fruit hop finish. Body is a tad thin but correct for the style.