0,5l, swingtop bottle.
Pours clear gold, maybe a bit towards copper. Head is medium, white, and quickly diminishing.
Nose is malty, a bit of fruity sweetness, flavor is slightly sweet. Medium body with low carbonation. Sweet and tart finish.

Had this beer last week and it was mouldy - so I had to buy a second bottle to actually taste it :D

Best before 05/25, buying this bottle at Heinrich 3000. Opening this bottle two days ago, at home, lovely with a bourguignonne fondue, really smooth and malty, bready, light sweetness, German hop, bitter, always a pleasure.

Bottle, 0.5l. Straight from the bottle so can't really say much about appearance.

Malty and grainy nose, bready notes, light spice, slightly sweet. Medium body, medium carbonation. Smooth mouthfeel and texture, soft, slightly chewy, some stickiness to it, easily drinkable. Balanced malty bittersweet taste, slightly more on the sweet side. Aroma of bread, caramel malt, lightly toasted. Grains, herbs. Grassy notes, spice. Subtle alcohol in the background. Medium lasting finish, herbal, malty, lingering bitterness.

Enjoyable.

Bottle. Clear gold sporting a proper white head. Aroma of grains and spicy and herbal hops. Taste of grains, bread, malts and spicy hops. Moderate bitterness. Strong carbonation. Very süffig and hearty and pretty much what I basically want from a Festbier.

Two pints in The Boot on 26th September 2025 during their Oktoberfest. bright golden body, clean and clear, on top a snow white crown. Slight malty front with the hops kicking in a little later, nice, easy going Oktoberfest bier.

Had this Thursday 25th September 2025 after picking up a mixed crate of Oktoberfest beers (five of the six) from Degenhart Getrankemarkt Spieglau earlier in the day. Had this at home, sat in the dining room listening to Round Table on 6Music with Huw Stephens, we had Indian Style Fish Fngers and Chips for tea. Pours deep gold, clear as a bell, nice carbonation, malty aroma with honey, similar in the mouth, the slightly stronger abv doesn't really show, it's smooth, easy to drink and the bitterness is low, it's a decent beer and one which I am surprised that I've not rated before.

Golden with a white head that fizzles off quicker than hoped. Big notes of toasted malts, wort, morning toast, a hint of grass. Medium bodied. A nice Oktoberfest that leans into the toasted malt realm.

Oktoberfestbier by one of Munich's classic brands and in fact one of the selected beers actually served from tap at the annual Oktoberfest there - so this is official. Swingtop bottled edition, thanks tderoeck for sharing. Medium thick, snow white, thinning and opening head on a clear golden robe with pale orangey tinge. Aroma of wet rusk, soggy peanuts, spiced crackers, dry straw, field flowers, hints of bread crust and dried dill. Clean, almost neutral onset, medium carbonated and smooth, quickly moving to a light peanutty, bread-crusty and ever so slightly biscuity maltiness, rounded and smooth, gently bittered by a herbal hop touch providing a refined, lingering bitterness while the sweetishness of the malts keeps prevailing. Textbook example of the style - I can see myself chugging down a few liters of this, though not necessarily in the bustle and noise of the actual Oktoberfest, perhaps...

Bottle (6.0% ABV) from Against The Grain. Clear deep golden body with an off-white head. Steady carbonation. Faint lacing. Aroma of buttered bread and dried leaves. Flavour of shortbread and dried grass. Medium body with a slick mouthfeel. Soft fizz. Rich and easy drinking.

Frisches und für diesen Stil ein sehr hopfenbetontes Bier, kräutrig, würzig, malzig, nur leichte Süße, sehr süffig.