Harpoon Octoberfest Beer
Brewed By: Harpoon Brewery
Number of Ratings: 820
Style: American Amber / Red Ale
Brewed In: United States
ABV: 5.50%
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Number of Ratings: 820
Style: American Amber / Red Ale
Brewed In: United States
ABV: 5.50%
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earth oddity - May 7, 2012Not quite as crisp as the sam oktoberfest but every bit as malty! Quite delicious!


earth oddity - May 7, 2012Not quite as crisp as the sam oktoberfest but every bit as malty! Quite delicious!


Stout&About - January 13, 2012I love Harpoon IPA, and I love trying all the octoberfest beers. But this particular beer tasted like I dumped a roll of nickels into my mouth. I had to spill it and see if it was just a bad bottle. No such luck, the second one was just as bad.


aquilafisher - October 15, 2011Pretty good, not bad but does not stand out amongst all the other Octoberfest beers.


rofflewaffles - October 13, 2011Very good "beery" beer, a little dark but more of depth than bitter, stouty darkness. Like a red-pale ale


Chef - October 4, 2011It has a rusty color appearance. The head retention is shorted lived. Has a medium bitter flavor. Light and refreshing. Overall it’s ok, but not great.


cclonch - September 29, 2011Pretty standard foamy head and Marzen aroma. However, the taste is very tannic and winey which increased as it warmed. Overall, below average Oktoberfest.


Marplot - September 27, 2011great rich brown color, nice smell and the pour got a frothy head that remained for the life of the drink. It had a tart intro sliding into a slightly bitter body with a lasting aftertaste. Not a bad beer but I have had better Oktoberfest beers.




Dr. Sprocket - August 27, 2011A classic example of an autumn session ale. Malty, with smooth mouth feel. Totally drinkable.
