Can pour at Mountain Brewers Beer Fest. Light amber pour, smalll off-white foamy head. Malty aroma with a minor hop presence. Taste is sweeet and malty, caramel, brown bread leading to a mild bitter bite at the finish.

16oz can pours out amber copper color topped with a sand head. Nose is nice sweet caramel malts some light citrus hops. Taste is more of the nice sweet caramel malts some citrus hops.

16 oz. can from Total Wine. Pours a crystal clear dark orange-bronze color with a large khaki head and great retention. Very good lacing. Gorgeous pour. Pale malt and light caramel aroma. A little more caramel flavor than the aroma, with a slightly acidic finish. Malt dominant, as it should be. Good flavor, but I wish the finish was cleaner. Medium body. Medium-light carbonation. Not bitter.

Bought at Liquor Shed. No dating on the 16 ounce can.

It pours a clear deep amber with a finger of foam, has some decent lacing.

Bread and caramel malt nose with a light presence of hops. The malt is king in the smell.

Bread and caramel malt is big in the taste. Kind of earthy, some sweetness, very little bitterness. I reckon that makes it fairly authentic to the style.

Good mouthfeel. Without any dating, I can't estimate how old this is despite it showing up very recently. We don't always get fresh product. Still, I do like it.

Sample during the Oktoberfest Biers! tasting on 10/10/2021.

On tap at Rhein Haus. Pours a dark amber with small beige head that lasts. The aroma is raisin, licorice, toasted malt. Slick body, bready malt, licorice, metallic finish, decent.