Can from my brother: pours clear amber with white head. Aroma is earthy, toffee, hints of caramel. Taste is sweetish, low bitterness. Old skool.

Optisch sehr helles Gold, kaum Perlung, in der Nase Reis, im Trunk überraschend crispy, Getreide, gar nicht plädderich obwohl die ersten Anzeichen echt drauf abzielten.

18th April 2024
Craft Beer Junction bottle share. Thanks to LKS for the can. Clear deep amber brown beer, small tan head. Smooth palate, semi dry, reasonable fine carbonation. Thinnish malts. A little cream and light tangy caramel. Some thin ripe fruits. Mild esters. Fine.

Can split at Craft Beer Junction, thanks to LKS, 18/04/2024.
Chestnut brown with a good sized beige head.
Nose is toffee, brown bread, stewed fruits.
Taste comprises biscuit, herb, toffee, dark malts, nutty tones.
Medium bodied, fine carbonation, semi drying close.
Okay for the style.

Can at the house in Jackson - picked up from Bin 22. Pours red-brown with a frothy, light khaki head. Light to medium sweet flavour with notes of toasted bread, some grains, a little earth, dried berries, accents of cocoa and day-old coffee. Light bodied with average carbonation. Malty finish, more toast, hints of twangy aged berries, slight earthy hops. Basic stuff, drinkable enough.

Canned September 1st 2022.

Pours a nice clear gold with a small head of foam and very little lacing.

Smells of bready malt, hoppy, little sweetness, grain.

Taste is better than the smell.
Plenty of bready notes, mild sweetness, bit of a hoppy kick in the finish. Very drinkable.

Good mouthfeel, good Oktoberfest.

Can shared by explosivedog: pours brown with beige head. Aroma is slight roast and nuts. Lightly roasty and sweet. Fine.