No Hans, but here is a Franz to pump CLAP me up with some light Oktoberfest goodness.
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2024 Winking Lizard World Tour Of Beers #57 – Thirsty Dog Barktoberfest Marzen Pint Glass (523)
One of the more full bodied Oktoberfest beers I’ve had, with a great combo of malty and spicy flavors.
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2024 Winking Lizard World Tour Of Beers #56 – Narragansett Fresh Catch Lager Pint Glass (517)
My first Narragansett! Too bad I’m not drinking this in Boston, but it tastes of New England to me, a very hearty lager.
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2024 Winking Lizard World Tour Of Beers #55 – Great Lakes Oktoberfest Marzen Pint Glass (520)
Before I get into pumpkin beers, time to celebrate Oktoberfest, starting with this classic from Great Lakes, a smooth and easy to drink Marzen with
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2024 Winking Lizard World Tour Of Beers #54 – Sullivan’s Black Marble Stout Dry Stout 575ml Can (68)
I haven’t had a stout in a while, and the bitter smoothness of this Sullivan’s is perfect.
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2024 Winking Lizard World Tour Of Beers – #53 – Masthead Superior Wit Wheat Beer 16oz Can (444)
A light wheat beer with just a hint of spice and citrus. Easy to drink and easy on the drinker with just 5.7% ABV.
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2024 Winking Lizard World Tour Of Beers #52 – Thirsty Dog Raspberry Ale Fruit Beer 12oz Can (70)
After you drink a 17.5% ABV brew, you go for the lightest option on the list. Is even batter when it tastes this good.
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2024 Winking Lizard World Tour Of Beers #51 – Hoppin’ Frog Jack’s Lizard BA Sextuple Strong Dark Ale 8.5oz Can (516)
They call this a “strong dark ale”. That is the understatement of the century. Add to that the 17.5% ABV and I’m questioning my sanity
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2024 Winking Lizard World Tour Of Beers #47 – Warpigs Thirsty Geezer IPA Pint Glass (177)
Back to bitter IPAs for me, with a dark and strong hoppy brew from Warpigs.
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2024 Winking Lizard World Tour Of Beers #46 – Orval Belgian Pale Ale Bottle (52)
This beer is served in two differently sized glasses on purpose. The smaller glass’ flavor was bolder than the larger, though I enjoyed both.
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