Port City - Oktoberfest

From Joe Drinks Dinner and Stuff

I really like the label...

A completely unoffensive marzen. Its on the less sweet, less malty side. Slightly watery. You could probably drink a lot of these, if that's your thing (maybe even out of a gigantic boot).

Lost Rhino - Rhin'Ofest

From Joe Drinks Dinner and Stuff

Ehm. A mildly flavor marzen. Not bad, not great.

Weihenstephaner Festbier

From Joe Drinks Dinner and Stuff

Hmm. Not as good as the Ayinger earlier in the evening. It just has less flavor.

Ayinger - Oktober Fest-Marzen

From Joe Drinks Dinner and Stuff

Fairly light (compared to most beers I drink) and bubbly. Slight caramel taste. Really easy to drink. I guess I'd get it again if I was looking for an oktoberfest or marzen.

Victory - Festbier

From Joe Drinks Dinner and Stuff

This was pretty enjoyable marzen. Fairly standard flavor-wise.



Bonus Mandy Thoughts:
[Takes a sip.] [Takes another sip.] [Takes yet another sip.] I think Mikey likes it.
For a non-IPA I like it.

Heavy Seas Prosit

Not very malty. Pretty boozy. The Avery was a lot better.

Avery The Kaiser

Really caramely sweet. Too much so for my taste.

Bonus Mandy Thoughts:
I like this a lot more than a the beers you usually make me try.

Heavy Seas Marzen

From a sample pack:

Slightly sweet with a decent amount of maltiness in the back. I think I like the Brooklyn Summer Ale better though.

Great Divide Hoss

The bottle said "rye lager" but its actually a marzen. Is rye lager a marzen? Is marzen a rye lager? No clue. Either way, this doesn't really have any rye taste to it.

Its comparable to Brooklyn's Summer Ale. Its a pretty decent beer. Good enough session beer.