20110830:
I wrote: "Smells good. Enough. Nice subtle taste. Slightly hoppy." 9:06 pm
I also wrote: "$4.36 Samuel Adams Octoberfest. $4.00 Chili."
[20110907]
20120906:
Tonight I went out drinking with some friends. Our first stop was Speakeasy Saloon & Dining House.
If I remember correctly, this beer was a standard, good-tasting Ocktoberfest beer.
After having a shot of Fireball, I resumed enjoying this beer.
It was the only beer on the menu that was close to being non-standard. Other draft options were Stella Artois, Yuengling, Guinness, etc.
[20121017][20180712 Edit][Part of Drinks at Various Places]
20121007:
I wrote: "It doesn't really have a distinct taste. Maybe its a bit better than their average Samuel Adams Boston Lager." 7:01PM ET
I also wrote: "Hmm. A little taste kicked in just now, but not much." 7:09PM ET
I also wrote: "The consensus among my friends and I was that the Octoberfest was average good and very drinkable." 7:20PM ET
[20130323][Part of Drinks at a Friend's Wedding]
20140219:
I wrote: "Samuel Adams Octoberfest. This beer has a weird taste. It's not so weird after a couple of sips, but its nothing special either." 8:37PM ET
I also wrote: "It has a bit of sourness to it. Overall, I don't like it." 9:07PM ET
[20140310]
20140312:
I wrote: "This Octoberfest has a slight sour taste to it. Overall, its an average/slightly below average tasting beer." 4:19PM ET
After having the Octoberfest, I opened a bottle of Newcastle Brown Ale. However, later in the evening I had a Samuel Adams Boston Lager.
Samuel Adams Octoberfest
Relevant Links:
Samuel Adams Website MM DD YYYY. YYYY.
Samuel Adams Octoberfest (Samuel Adams Website)
Samuel Adams Octoberfest (BeerAdvocate.com)
Samuel Adams Octoberfest (RateBeer.com)
Website Information: (as of 20110907)
Website Information: (as of 20121017)
I wrote: "Smells good. Enough. Nice subtle taste. Slightly hoppy." 9:06 pm
I also wrote: "$4.36 Samuel Adams Octoberfest. $4.00 Chili."
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| (20121007) |
[20110907]
20120906:
Tonight I went out drinking with some friends. Our first stop was Speakeasy Saloon & Dining House.
If I remember correctly, this beer was a standard, good-tasting Ocktoberfest beer.
After having a shot of Fireball, I resumed enjoying this beer.
It was the only beer on the menu that was close to being non-standard. Other draft options were Stella Artois, Yuengling, Guinness, etc.
[20121017][20180712 Edit][Part of Drinks at Various Places]
20121007:
I wrote: "It doesn't really have a distinct taste. Maybe its a bit better than their average Samuel Adams Boston Lager." 7:01PM ET
I also wrote: "Hmm. A little taste kicked in just now, but not much." 7:09PM ET
I also wrote: "The consensus among my friends and I was that the Octoberfest was average good and very drinkable." 7:20PM ET
 |
| (20110830) |
[20130323][Part of Drinks at a Friend's Wedding]
20140219:
I wrote: "Samuel Adams Octoberfest. This beer has a weird taste. It's not so weird after a couple of sips, but its nothing special either." 8:37PM ET
I also wrote: "It has a bit of sourness to it. Overall, I don't like it." 9:07PM ET
[20140310]
20140312:
I wrote: "This Octoberfest has a slight sour taste to it. Overall, its an average/slightly below average tasting beer." 4:19PM ET
After having the Octoberfest, I opened a bottle of Newcastle Brown Ale. However, later in the evening I had a Samuel Adams Boston Lager.
Samuel Adams Octoberfest
Relevant Links:
Samuel Adams Website MM DD YYYY. YYYY.
Samuel Adams Octoberfest (Samuel Adams Website)
Samuel Adams Octoberfest (BeerAdvocate.com)
Samuel Adams Octoberfest (RateBeer.com)
Website Information: (as of 20110907)
Flavor: Smooth with a deep malt complexity. Lightly hopped for a smooth sweet finish.
Color: Deep red amber, 20 SRM
Original Gravity: 13.6° Plato
Alcohol by Vol/Wt: 5.3%ABV - 4.1%ABW
Calories/12 oz.: 187
IBUs: 15
Malt Varieties: Two-row Harrington and Metcalfe pale malts, Munich-10, Moravian, and Caramel 60
Hop Varieties: Tettnang Tettnanger and Hallertau Mittelfrueh Noble hops
Yeast Strain: Samuel Adams lager yeast
Availability: Seasonal (August - October)
First Brewed: 1989
Nothing beats a classic. Octoberfest’s roasty caramel malt blends perfectly with the complex flavors of sausage.
Website Information: (as of 20121017)
Malt Varieties: Samuel Adams two-row pale malt blend, Munich-10, and Caramel 60
[All other details remain unaltered.]
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