Obtuse marzen-styled autumnal seasonal dependent on murky grape-soured apple tartness instead of seasonally spiced hop foliage. Phenol solvency raids lemon-rotted grapefruit bittering to ephemeral sourdough-tinged baked bread backdrop. A stylistically offbeat, lackluster medium body. 

Though aged in oaken maple syrup, its trifling affect is negligible upon burnished amber autumnal seasonal. Expectant leafy-hopped foliage caresses cinnamon apple-spiced cherry-peach-pumpkin pie sweetness to affable cornbread backdrop. Richer than most marzen-styled brews so try with hearty Thanksgiving dinner.

Deviously non-conformist ‘fall celebration’ better defined as adjunct red ale rather than marzen-styled castoff. Dewy meadow waft, resinous earthen mouthfeel and honeyed tea tonguing deepen caramelized rye sweetness above tingly ginger-cardamom spicing. Recessive purple grape, orange mist and lemon zest nuances plus tertiary toasted nuttiness nearly confound excessive flavor profile.

Indeterminately chameleonic and stylistically evasive; reminiscent of a fluctuant German altbier. Cereal-grained caramel toasting rides alongside red cherry, orange, and tangerine fruiting as well as drier fig-date nuances. Gnarly citric souring gains ground on ginger ale fizz midway. On tap at Andy’s Corner Bar, dry-wooded lemon-rotted bittering works its way into stylized Czech-like pale malt pungency. Peppery hop prickle, earthen vegetal respite and musty herbal tease subsidize orange-dried green apple piquancy, leaving parched mouthfeel.

Finely festive autumnal medium body retains acrid Extra Special Bitter-like timbre, crisp rye wheat sedation and leafy hop foliage. Mild orange-dried astringency coats arid earthen bottom. Minor gourd spicing found at grainy backend.

Strapping bohemian pilsner versatile enough to complement hardiest Octoberfest meal. Pungent skunked malts, reminiscent of numerous Dutch beers, proffers rich grain thrust and creamy caramel cluster above penetrating grassy hop bittering for crisp mineral-watered medium-bodied precision. Amiable corn sugaring contrasts maize dried astringency. A politely defined, well-balanced German.

Washed-out limited-release copper-toned autumnal marzen (with red lawnchair on label’s water scene denoting 2010 version) lacks sufficient spice-hopped crystal-malted front end, but picks up steam by sour citric midst. Lemon-bruised burnt orange mold dapples peach-dried cinnamon-cardamom-paprika tingle. Off-putting vegetal astringency held to a minimum.

Plain German-styled March-brewed moderate-bodied lager placates bland honey-roasted Vienna malting with recessive barley-toasted cocoa-buttered almond-pecan-chestnut sway. Rankled phenol-hopped vegetal stint submerges orange-oiled grape nut affinity to biscuit-y bottom. Some metallic debris encumbers backend of absolutely directionless mess.

Interesting Marzen-styled lager places cherry jubilee, rhubarb pie, and whiskey-soured cherry illusions above phenol-hopped earthiness to dry rye spine. Ancillary strawberry-peach-grape sourness, tertiary cinnamon-allspice spicing, and twiggy wood tinge fill out busy backdrop.

Understated moderate-bodied Marzen-styled session beer perfect for lawn mowing. Sugary dough opening and crusty white bread plainness counter softly spiced sour citrus splurge. Sporadic orange, apricot, and fig nuances splash across spritz-y Seltzer fizzing of crisp, clean refreshment, avoiding bland neutrality by a whisker.

Sassy Marzen-styled seasonal utilizes suitable Munich and Vienna malts to create red-fruited barley-roasted almond-toasted sweetness countering hop-spiced orange peel bittering. Tangy apple, apricot, pear, and tangerine ripeness soaks into alcohol whir of robust lager that could be mistaken for crisp red ale in a sec. Busier than most in its stylistic range.