Revolution Brewing Oktoberfest Beer, Illinois

Revolution Brewing’s Oktoberfest Beer, Illinois, USA, is a classic Märzen-style lager crafted with reverence for tradition and a nod to communal festivity. Brewed using time-honored German methods and ingredients, this seasonal favorite brings the spirit of Oktoberfest to every stein, delivering warmth, smoothness, and just the right touch of noble hop spice.

Product Details:

• Style: Märzen (German-style Lager)
• ABV: 5.7%
• IBU: 25
• Color: Deep amber-gold
• Notable Flavors: Toasted malt, hearth-baked bread, subtle noble hops

Sensory Description:

Oktoberfest pours a rich amber hue with a creamy, off-white head. The aroma evokes a German beer hall, fresh-baked pretzels, toasted malt, and a whisper of floral noble hops. On the palate, it is smooth and full-bodied with layered notes of crusty bread, caramel, and biscuit. The restrained hop bitterness lends balance and lift, finishing clean and crisp to encourage sip after sip.

Brewer's Background:

Founded in 2010 by Josh Deth, a former homebrewer and brewery worker, Revolution Brewing has grown to become Illinois’ largest independently owned brewery. Based in Chicago, Revolution prides itself on bold creativity and craftsmanship across a wide range of styles, from IPAs to barrel-aged stouts. The team is driven by a passion for quality beer and the desire to bring innovative yet accessible brews to everyday drinkers. Their brewery and brewpub are both cornerstones of Chicago’s vibrant beer scene.

Serving Suggestions:

Serve Oktoberfest at 45–50°F in a dimpled mug or stein to showcase its rich malt body and smooth finish. Perfectly suited to hearty fare like bratwurst, roast chicken, sauerkraut, and soft pretzels with mustard. Also delicious with alpine cheeses or roasted root vegetables.

Revolution Brewing’s Oktoberfest is a time-honored salute to camaraderie and craftsmanship. Whether raising a stein with friends or savoring a quiet fall moment, this beer offers classic flavor and festive spirit in equal measure.