355ml can from Beer52 Chicago box @ 5.5%. Pours a hazy orange-gold, small white head, ok retention. Aroma of sweet malts, overripe passionfruit, citrus, floral, slightly funky. Taste is sweet, herbs, pineapple, citrus, floral. A fairly full body for the strength so not a refreshing sessionable pale but the flavours linger. That would normally be good but its very sweet and hoppy. Tasty but slightly sickly at the same time so balance not quite right. Interesting flavoursome beer though.

Black with a large foamy beige head. Roasty and toasty with cookie, vanilla and a hint of booziness. Long finish. Moderately full bodied.

Slightly hazy yellow with a small white head. Yeasty with notes of melon and citrus. Medium finish and body.

Orange with a medium sized white head. Tart, tangy and yeasty with a strong grape kool-aid note. Medium finish and body.

Hazy gold with a large foamy head that left good lacing. Musty , grainy, yeasty and citric. Long finish. Medium body.

Draft at B&G. Mostly a yeasty farmhouse nose. Hazy gold, short-lived foam. First taste brings in the white rind-y side of a watermelon slice. No extra sweetness, or unfiltered watermelon pulp. Did not get the expected watermelon taste, in other words. Gets back to a slightly sweet, still yeasty farmhouse beer taste. Still something different, and I can get behind that. Some slight tart wraps it up.

Can, from Beermiscuous, Chicago (Fall 2023). Pours hazy bright yellow-orange with a large spongy whitish head that has good retention, citrus-mango aroma, adequate carbonation, medium bitter citrus-pineapple-mango-apricot flavors, smooth thin body, long juicy finish. Flavorful!

Draught @ Union, Chicago (Sept 2023). Clear rich amber with a foamy beige head, caramel malt aroma, adequate carbonation, slightly sweet caramel malt taste with faint grassy hops, thin body, long caramel malt finish. Well balanced Marzen.