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In Cleveland OH both ways exist depending on the booth. Most of the booths will give the beer in a smaller size (often in a plastic cup), this is done because the backing company has traveled to be at the event. Other booths (those which have bars/restaurants they can set up in front of) will serve their beers in the 1 liter glasses.
We do also have a couple of booths that sell steins, and you can get discounted refills if you purchase one of them to use during the event....
It pays to have a large number of German/Dutch heritage in the area!!
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A: Yes and No and maybe inbetween, because where I live the servings were advertised as traditional size, but it was served in pints, however the dominant local culture is a British derivative, so they might have *thought* they were being traditional.
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At your local Oktoberfest, do they serve the beer in the traditional 1 liter glasses or smaller sizes or both?
Please mention where this is, so I can compare different Oktoberfests.
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| September 07, 2009 04:35 PM |
We do also have a couple of booths that sell steins, and you can get discounted refills if you purchase one of them to use during the event....
It pays to have a large number of German/Dutch heritage in the area!!
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• I hope I get a chance to visit Cleveland some day. It seems I should during the Oktoberfest.
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September 07, 2009 10:01 PM
Q: At your local Oktoberfest, do they serve the beer in the traditional 1 liter glasses or smaller sizes or both? A: Yes and No and maybe inbetween, because where I live the servings were advertised as traditional size, but it was served in pints, however the dominant local culture is a British derivative, so they might have *thought* they were being traditional.
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September 08, 2009 05:36 AM
Well, until I review the rules of Mahalo membership to know if it's kosher to broadcasting personal GPS, I'll just say it's a jurisdiction with legislation declaring that all beer must be sold in, yes, imperial pints.
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