Grimm Nothing Marzen poured into an NA Beer Nerd glass next to the can
Review ·

Grimm Artisanal Ales Nothing Marzen

5

out of 10

Looks and smells the part, but too thin to be worth hunting down.

ABV

<0.5%

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Carbs

Style

Distribution

Regional

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Score out of 10

5

One-line takeaway (who is this beer for?)

Looks and smells the part, but too thin to be worth hunting down.

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Tasting notes

Look

Deep amber color with a tight, bubbly head.

Smell

Toasted malt aroma with a slight note of caramel.

Taste

Flavor is malt and slight toasted bread. Fairly dry finish.

Mouthfeel

Very light bodied.

The nerdy part

Grimm Artisanal Ales is a Brooklyn, New York brewery. Nothing Marzen is Grimm’s non-alcoholic Oktoberfest, sold in 16 oz cans.

Bottom line

This is an okay Marzen. Great appearance, solid aroma, but far too light bodied and flavor is just okay. Not worth trying to hunt down versus the more readily available NA Marzens. Skip it!