Oktoberfest is a German tradition known worldwide for its beer, delicious food and celebration of German culture. It’s a chance to put aside differences, raise a glass and shout “Prost!” (That’s ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Mug of beer and a pretzel - Nikada/Getty Images From the second week in September to the first Sunday in October, Oktoberfest is ...

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Oktoberfest cooking does not need an overstuffed ingredient list to build a generous table. These 19 recipes lean on sausages ...

Heading to Oktoberfest in Munich? Learn the beer etiquette, tipping customs, table rules and common mistakes visitors should ...

Alcohol-free beer is becoming more popular, even at Germany's icon Oktoberfest. One reason for the trend: It tastes better ...

Oktoberfest really did happen in October originally, but organizers moved it earlier for one very practical reason.

Oktoberfest is the world’s largest Volksfest, an event that combines beer (or wine) with music, dancing, rides, games, food, and vendors.

Last orders was called October 4 at noon, as the last beer was pulled and the gunshots rang out from the foot of the Bavaria statue. Oktoberfest is over, until next year, when the beer tents will ...

Lace up your dirndls and brush down your lederhosen, Oktoberfest – despite its name – is right around the corner. Can’t you hear that tuba harumping, that currywurst sizzling, that keg tapping? Many ...

As demand for NA beer grows, breweries are giving one of fall’s biggest beer traditions, Oktoberfest, an alcohol-free ...