LOCAL GERMAN BIERHAUS CELEBRATES OKTOBERFEST BEGINNING SEPT. 26
Free bier every Friday at Bavarian Bierhaus during Oktoberfest celebration
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Bavarian Bierhaus has operated with the tagline “where it’s always Oktoberfest” since opening its doors last year, but the local German restaurant and beer hall is kicking celebrations into high gear with Oktoberfest festivities Sept. 26 – Oct. 26. The month-long celebration will offer food and drink specials, weekly German brewery features, Oktoberfest games, contests for Bavarian Bierhaus gift cards and retail gift baskets, and keg tappings with free bier every Friday for the month of Oktoberfest at 6:30 p.m.
“Oktoberfest is a beloved tradition of the Bavarian culture with international acclaim as the world’s largest beer festival,” said Bob Krumm, co-founder of Bavarian Bierhaus. “I lived in Germany for six years, and a good deal of that time was spent in Bavaria where I fell in love with the culture and of course this festive annual tradition. I’m looking forward to bringing that experience to my hometown of Nashville with some extra special celebrations and features at Bavarian Bierhaus during Oktoberfest.”
The Oktoberfest festivities will kick off at Bavarian Bierhaus on Wednesday, Sept. 26, and the first weekend will feature Munich’s beloved Hofbräu Oktoberfestbier, as well as a pretzel toss competition on Saturday at 6:30 p.m.
The month-long celebration will continue with additional German brewery features, authentic festival music and delicious food specials. To stay up-to-date on the latest Oktoberfest specials, connect with Bavarian Bierhaus on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
ABOUT BAVARIAN BIERHAUS
Bavarian Bierhaus is a piece of Munich in Music City. The 650-seat, 15-000-square-foot restaurant and beer hall celebrates all things Bavaria through its food, entertainment, dress and of course, bier. The restaurant offers 12 taps from German breweries, as well as a stein club program for loyal guests and beer enthusiasts to receive perks including discounts and their own stein locker at the beer hall. The menu is created by Chef Dennis Stukel, who boasts experience at a Michelin-star restaurant in Germany, and features homestyle German favorites prepared fresh in house such as a giant pretzel with sweet mustard, potato pancakes, Reuben rolls, beer cheese soup, chicken schnitzel, a wurst plate and Oktoberfest chicken. From look to taste to sound, the experience remains authentic with live entertainment including German music and polka bands. In addition to the more than 30 German beer hall tables in the main beer hall, guests can enjoy a 120-seat outdoor patio and a private events space for more than 100 that is free of charge for groups to reserve. Bavarian Bierhaus is located at 121 Opry Mills Drive, Suite 315 (including an interior and exterior entrance from Opry Mills) and is open from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday through Thursday; and 11 a.m. to midnight Friday and Saturday. For more information or to view the menu and live entertainment calendar, visit www.bierhausnashville.com, and connect with Bavarian Bierhaus on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
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