Clear, bright golden coloring, a bit lighter than I’d expect, nice white head.
Noble hop aromatics, crisp and clean, malty, herbal, earthy. Classic marzen nose.
Taste: Sweet malts and classic noble hops. Bitterness keeps butter at bay. But, it’s a bit happier and not as rich and malty as I’d expect. Nothing wrong with interpretation, though. It’s damned tasty, and pretty easy to drink.
There’s a little bit of gobbledygook on the label: “A traditional German-style marine lager brewed to celebrate the harvest season. Rich, malty, and toasty.”
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