Can for two bucks at chalet premier. Pour is clear pale, small thin white head. Clean fresh macro lager nose, no hint of cream corn, LoL. Taste is refreshing and easy, very good level of co2. I'm impressed; its so difficult for most domestic craft brewers to make a decent pale lager. No real bitterness, civilized, goes down easy. Great brew, invigorating, revitalizing, renewing, and bracing. How bout that? Just a little sad I didn't get a sixer of this stuff. Sonder, you know what yer doing for the everyday redneck Appalachia hillbilly resident. For all those IPAs out there that are about as useless as a screen door on a submarine and dumber than a bagful of hammers, this is what plain old beer is all about. Nothing personal, just kidding. Always drink upstream from the herd and live simply, love generously, care deeply and speak kindly. There, you have it.

Pounder can for almost 4 bucks at chalet in north lima. A little over the usual price I usually pay. But I must say, after drinking this; it was worth it! Pour is maybe a little lighter than most fest brews, it lacks that light brown tint. Nice clean looking silky head about an inch that fades to, and holds at 1/2 inch. Maybe just a tad of that approachable marzen nose, a mix of sweet toasted bread, roasted grain, warm pretzels, just barely. Flavor is unexpectedly light; friendly and easy, good co2, can't find any negative effects on the commencement. Seriously, its so well behaved and I can't find any negative characters, that I find in other domestic fest beers. Maybe because the alky content is a point or two below most fest beers? Not sure. Smooth, kind, affable, amiable, cordial, and genial. Yep, I'm gonnah say this is right up there with some of the best fests I've had like Climax Hoffman, Hacker-Pschorr Oktoberfest, Voodoo Brewing James Brown and Holy Moley Oktoberfest. Nice job KCBC!

Big pounder can for $4, a little out of my price range, heheh. Pour is very rootbeer-like and it has a very nice looking creamy off white head that stays. Slight nose of hazelnuts. First taste is better than that so called chocolate bomb I had yesterday from troegs, stupid chocolate elf. This is a bit smoother and more acceptable on the palate. It does have some filbert in there but its well balanced, not like other filbert beers I've done where the nuts are so artificial and in yer face. The chocolate in here is also well done, goes down smoothly as a porter should. Pleasing finish, to an extent. Not as good as Pittsburgh Brewing Block House Double Chocolate Bock,
Verhaeghe Duchesse Chocolate Cherry, Penn Brewery German Chocolate Cake Stout or even Rivertowne Mazy's Malted Milk Chocolate Stout; but hey, it is very acceptable and I like d it!