
The Brewery says..."the origins of Dogtoberfest are shrouded in mystery, but scholars think it has everything to do with an insane German king and a crazed Oompah band. You can read the full historical record of Dogtoberfest below. Dogtoberfest is deep mahogany in color with an intriguing caramel finish and brewed with 100% imported German ingredients for a true German flavor."
Appearance: Pours a deep copper with light ruby highlights. A ½ inch beige head that recedes after a minute or so into a covering cap. 7.2/10
Body: Medium light and round with carbonation that attacks and retreats. 7.5/10
Nose: Crushed malt with a touch of caramel and some spice notes. 7.5/10
Taste: The malt and spice notes translate and linger before the hops enter on the sides of the tongue and wrap. There are some vague fruity notes that add some complexity but not much. 7.5/10
Overall: 7.4/10
Comment: Flying Dog emerges victorious. This isn’t a hit you over the head style, but that doesn’t mean it has to be bland. Flying Dog’s Dogtoberfest has a more compelling Nose and the overall flavor profile is more rich and satisfying.
I know you are trying to create a review template, to systematize your engagement with these beers... That's great; however, you'll have to fiddle with your presentation to get there. Try bolding. Using more pronounced headings. Etc.
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