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Märzen beer, often associated with Oktoberfest celebrations, is a traditional German lager
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This beer has a rich history and a specific set of characteristics:
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Märzen beer originated in Bavaria, Germany in ancient times and lead up to Oktoberfest.
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Märzen beers have a moderate to strong maltiness with hints of caramel, toffee, and toasted bread
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Märzen beers typically have an alcohol by volume (ABV) content ranging from 4.8% to 6%.
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Märzen pairs well with traditional Bavarian cuisine, such as sausages, pretzels, roasted chicken, and hearty stews
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While Märzen beers are closely tied to Oktoberfest, many breweries produce them year-round
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From the early years of Oktoberfest, Märzen remained the beer of choice for the festival.
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So, have you ever had a sip of Märzan Beer?
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Ps: Drinking is injurious to health. Be safe – don't drink and drive.