thetoolmaker
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I agree on the legends that is my local brewery there oct had a bit of a dry finish for my taste but the beer was very good.
Berkshire Brewing makes an exceptional Octoberfest.
theother1 said:It's not coming out this year. They canned steel rail instead. They were originally gonna do that in the spring and skip the hefeweizen this year but something happened with licsenses and they had to skip okoberfest instead
Just drank an Erdinger "Oktoberfest" beer. It's a good hefeweizen but not a typical Oktoberfest style brew. Erdinger makes an awesome Dunkel Weizen, btw. Also had a half decent local brew by Choc it was there seasonal Oktoberfest brew.
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Picked up an Ayinger Oktoberfest "Authentic Bavarian Festival Lager". I usually avoid the foreign beers, even if I really want to try them, because the local beer store has a low rate of turnover for these kinds of beers, and I don't want to get an old beer and be disappointed. Well, since this is this year's Oktoberfest beer, I knew it would at least be fresh.
WOW! I've had a few domestic craft "Oktoberfest" beers, but this one was awesome! Malty, yet crisp and clean at the same time. The pint went too quickly!
Makes me squeal like a teenage girl at a Beiber concert.
so constantly disappointed by Sam Adams (I buy it EVERY year hoping I will like it). It always tastes like...nothing...a complete void of flavor...
.oh my, what a waste of good water. I couldn't help but think, this is bestowed upon the American public to pass as an Octoberfest...?
urbanmyth said:New Glarus Staghorn
Couldn't agree more! Also loving the Uffa da Bock. Good time of year for Wisco beer nerds
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