Not the freshest but front and center in cooler at local. Since I missed a good portion of Oktoberfest season figured I’d grab. Orange copper pour and a finger of head. Nose is malty and caramel. Tastes similar some tobacco and orange peel as well.

Pours hazy yellow with a thick white head. Aroma of pine, citrus, vague hop oils. Taste has loads of orange. Palate has more nondescript hop oils, orange. Good.

Can at home. Not freshest but still tasty enough. Milky orange and white head. Nose is pineapple and star fruit and pine. Tatses the same with addition of strawberry, grass, grapefruit. Slick palate.

Really doesn’t have much flavor at all besides a vague, citrusy tartness.

Pours somewhat hazy golden with a thick white head. Aroma of citrus, some wine must, more citrus peels. Taste has lingering lime zest, some dry champagne notes, oily citrus. Palate has much of the same. Good.

Dark brown coloured body with a very thick, rich brown coloured head, about four centimetres tall, microfoamed that leaves a nice lace on the sides as it fades. Aroma of roasted malt, crisp citrus fruits, soft flowers and pine and a dash of resin at the end - quite hoppy in the nose without any alcohol presence. Medium-bodied; Very rich roasted malt and light oatmeal notes show at first with a slight peat and very subtle smoky note, with only a dash of citrus fruits and grapefruit here from the hops, with much more resinous and alpha acid hop notes on the piney side that poke free from the malts. Aftertaste is dry, quite malty, but balanced and enjoyable with a slight alcohol warmth, but seemingly at around 7,0 per cent-nice! Overall, a rich, but very enjoyable, balanced beer with a good dose of hops that bitter nicely, but still are drinkable and nuanced with some of the alcohol hidden - very nice to have - especially going up to the North East (Massachusetts and Maine) in two days, recommended for those who like this style and miss it! (like me!) I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can, purchased from Gettysburg Beer Mart in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania on 31-January-2023 for US$3,99, canned on 31-August-2022 and sampled at my house here in Washington on 25-June-2023.

medium amber color. Caramel and dried strawberry. Not super well balanced. It’s not bad

Can at home. Dark pour and frothy head. Nose is roast coffee and milky chocolate. Tastes of coffee, creamy milk, chocolate, roast malt, ash, hint of licorice. Smoothbpalate.