512 Brewing's Bavarian-style Festbier is brewed with the modern swagger of Oktoberfest beers, bringing the hearty German-Texan tradition with it.

Warsteiner Oktoberfest is malty, slightly bitter, and traditional as can be. What more can you ask for in an Oktoberfest beer from the old country?

Ayinger’s Oktober Fest-Marzen is rich, malty sweet, clean through the finish, and worth every penny.

Odell Brewing brings the tradition and depth of flavors to their Oktoberfest Marzen-style lager. Perfect for fall. Prost!

With a history that dates back to 1417, this Oktoberfest Marzen from Hacker-Pschorr has earned its title among the six beers offered at the festival. Read our review to learn why!

Hofbrau has brewed Oktoberfestbier since 1589, and is one of the six official beers offered at Oktoberfest in Munich. It’s history and incredible balance make it a must this season. Keep reading to learn more!

Karbachtoberfest is a beautifully balanced blend of between the traditional Vienna and Munich malts, and the Hallertau-mittelfrüh and Tettnanger noble hop varieties. Check it out before it’s gone!

Breckenridge Brewery’s Oktoberfest Marzen Lager is packed with sweet caramel notes, a gentle bitterness, and it doesn’t veer too far from tradition while still standing on its own.

Sierra Nevada’s teamed up with Kehrwieder Brewery out of Germany to co-create the Oktoberfest Festbier. It resulted in a hoppy and aromatic lager that has every bit of Oktoberfest celebration in it. Don’t miss this beer!

Spaten has been brewing since 1397, and with a history that long it is no wonder they are one of six official Oktoberfest brewers in Munich. Learn more about their Oktoberfest beer!

Paulaner’s Oktoberfest Bier and their Oktoberfest Marzen are brewed with the same ingredients and the same deep tradition… but the results are entirely unique.

Altstadt’s Oktoberfest is ready for a party, but it is also steeped in German tradition. Check out our review to learn more.