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Oktoberfest beersBecause this is Oktoberfest, it was only appropriate that we mention Oktoberfest beer. It is brewed once every year for the fall celebration and must adhere to three criteria: it must abide by the Purity Law, be around six percent ABV and be brewed by a Munich brewery within the city limits of Munich, Germany.
Festival beer brewed elsewhere is, of course, not brewed in Munich and the colors range from pale yellow to a deep amber.
Obviously this list is over-simplified and straight to the point. Brewers are constantly breaking the limits of beer categories. To get a proper understanding of beer styles and where they fit, have a
chat with a beer cicerone, a.k.a. a beer expert.
