UPDATED: NOV 23, 2021 Bottle. Golden and crystal clear. Well topped. Pungent corn-laden aroma. Fairly even-keeled and unremarkable light lager. Doesn't come with the extra dose of caramel you typically expect from a Festbier, but drinkable and clean.. (#8089, 11/2021)

UPDATED: SEP 17, 2021 It is golden and very clear with a white head. Head retention is good. It has a dough aroma with very low toast. There are low amounts of spicy hops with an herbal touch. It has some doughy flavors with very light toast. It has medium spicy hops with a touch of herbal elements in the background. It has a medium body with a spicy bit in the finish. Overall, although the malt leads the way, the hops are well noticeable as the beer is almost balanced.

UPDATED: FEB 1, 2021 Pours clear gold into a shaker. Bright white soapy head with good retention recedes leaving spider lacing. Cracked corn and hay aromas. Crisp with sweet caramel malt and meadow upfront turning to mild earth in the medium length finish.

UPDATED: JAN 14, 2021 Taste: super crisp, bright crystal malts, easy clean finish. crisp, malty, fermented grain nose. gold color hue, crystal clear, some white head and lace. Medium to light body. Good lager to start a meal with.

UPDATED: NOV 13, 2020 Pours clear straw gold with a 1-finger white head. Aroma is mild, with notes of grain and lemon. Maybe some grass too. Medium body with a touch of oil. Soft, mild finish. Flavor is grainy with a grassy note, and just a touch of citrus to brighten it.

UPDATED: NOV 6, 2020 Aroma is malts and spicy German hops. The flavor is malts, mild fruit and a German lager yeast/creeping sweet/spicy hop finish.

UPDATED: OCT 9, 2020 11.2oz bottle. $8.99 sixpack. Filtered pale tan body. Not much of a head. Pretty enjoyable beer overall, bready European malts and flowery, peppery noble hops. Medium bodied, but has some depth of flavor. Good.

UPDATED: OCT 5, 2020 On tap at Weissbräu Huber. Clear orange, short lasting medium white head. Malty, bit hrainy, toasted, moderate sweetness, some caramel. Light bodied.

UPDATED: SEP 26, 2020 Nutty bready malt and hay aroma. Golden yellow with large white head and mild effervescence. Moderately sweet honey biscuit malt, and mildly bitter hay flavor. Good body. Solid.

UPDATED: SEP 12, 2020 I'm not sure how this is labeled a marzen, but the front calls it a golden lager beer. It was stocked with the marzen beers in my store. This is very characteristic of a German lager. There's slight breadiness to it, so maybe it's just the color throwing me off, but it tastes much like a lager. Given that, I actually like this. Clean, refreshing, yet with a little texture to the body.