I've had about a half dozen Oktoberfest so far this season (Mostly German) going to have some domestic ones now before declaring my favorite, but Spaten's is certainly high up on my list.

Sticking to the tried and true for Oktoberfest beers so far. I've picked up the Sam Adams and Spaten Oktoberfests in bottles, both were very tasty and drinkable. I tried out the Lancaster on draught over the weekend. While heavier than the Sam Adams and Spaten, it was more flavorful. Some friends and I also tried out boots of the Warsteiner Pils and Oktoberfest at Max's over the weekend. I can't really remember much about it, so they must have been good.

I'm not a huge fan of the Pumpkin ales, but I have had two this season that I would definitely get again. I had the cask-conditioned Heavy Seas seasonal at Mahaffey's at Waynestock, and the Southern Tier Pumking are both recommended.

I'm anxious to try the Lancaster Oktoberfest. I'm a big fan of all their beers and Oktoberfest brews, so that's a no-brainer.

The only ones I've had so far are the old fave Sam Adams, and Brooklyn Brewery, which was really good. Very, very smooth.

Most of the Oktoberfest beers I've had this year were from US craft brewers. Some good, some not so good. The Flying Dog "Dogtoberfest" was surprisingly tasty.

I just had a bottle of Clipper City's new "Great Pumpkin" last night and loved it. Great balance with tasty spices and a bit of pumpkin. Highly recommended. Probably my 2nd fave pumpkin beer, only to Southern Tier's "Pumking".

How could I forget? Probably the best of the best Oktoberfest (US) beers has to be "Harvest Ale" from Southern Tier. Very good beer.

I was at the Delaware Saengerbund Oktoberfest this year, and was pleasantly surprised with Greenville, DE's Twin Lakes Oktoberfest.

Perhaps the most unique Oktoberfest is at the Orioles game on October 2. The beer sponsor? Guinness.