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We’re in the thick of Oktoberfest season, which means everybody but everybody is dropping special releases for the month. Houston-based Karbach’s Oktoberfest expression is on point for the style, if a little mild, offering a rounded Marzen with notes of coriander and lots of malt that gives the beer an appropriately bready, chewy texture.
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