Long time California-based beer company Sierra Nevada recently teamed up with the self-titled world’s oldest beer company, Germany’s Weihenstephaner to release a few autumnal inspired pours. The team up resulted in three unique beers that are the union of legacy and technology, combining old with the new to enhance and entice the palette. Fall is known for a lot of things, and as the temperature drops and heartier food hits the tables, it’s a pleasant enough experience to wash down a meal or close out a night with a slightly heavier, fuller-bodied beer. The three offerings from Sierra Nevada and Weihenstephaner are  Oktoberfest, Braupakt, highlighted for its peach and apricot notes, Festbier, an above standard seasonal lager and the Oktoberfest, which delights both the party crowd and those who just want to enjoy a simple cold one. The first bottle I cracked open was Oktoberfest, and I was delighted to put my nose to the glass and be greeted by the unmistakable scent of a crisp fall morning. Taking that as a positive sign for a beer named after the festivities that welcome in the season, I was excited to get started. As first sip, I thanked the powers that be that it is cuffing season, as I want to stay with this beer for a long, long time. From beginning to end, it maintained its claim to being a full flavored beer, starting and finishing with a fine-tuned level of crispness. Bubbly, but not distractingly so, you get...