Narragansett Fest Marzen Lager (16 oz)

From the "Can"

Hi Neighbor! What better way to celebrate Oktoberfest than with a classic, German-style Marzen? Narragansett Fest blends a rich malt profile with a subtly crisp hoppiness for a taste that even Gambrinus, the Patron Saint of Beer, would find refreshing. So we offer this beer as a tribute to him, which is fitting, as his statue toasted all arriving visitors and workers outside our original Cranston, RI brewery fir decades.
The Famous Narragansett - Since 1890
Narragansett Brewing Company, Rochester, NY; gansett.com

I've forgotten whether it was Shakespeare, Picoult or Victor Rask who first whispered, "You don't love a Marzen because it's perfect, you love a Marzen in spite of the fact that it's not"

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Brewer's Exegesis

Based on the "Bavarian" style beer that Narragansett produced in the '60s and '70s, this elegant Oktoberfest style Marzen is brewed with the highest quality German malts and hops. Weyermann's Munich malt creates a rich bready and toasty base, while the noble Tettnang hops add a crisp, but subtle and dry spiced finish. King Gambrinus would be proud! Food pairings: All things pork will pair perfectly. Try grilled pork chops or a roasted pork loin. Better yet, let the malty sweetness balance out some spice from dry rubbed pork ribs.

ABV: 5.5%

IBU: 22

16.0 oz, Microbrew, Narragansett, Orange, United States, Yellow