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Andy and his sister and parents |
St. Louisans
love their beers and brats! In fact, Andy was telling us how Quiktrip
used to sell brats, but they only sold well in the St. Louis market,
so they discontinued them.
There are
several Oktoberfests to enjoy in the area, but one of the biggest and
best is the St. Charles Oktoberfest, mostly due to the fact that
Andy's sister, Heather, is on the committee. And there couldn't be a
more perfect evening for a festival.
Held on the
riverfront, we were shocked at the sheer magnitude of it all. The
hungry and thirsty masses crowded together in long lines (that moved
quite quickly) to get a sampling of brats, pretzels, bavarian
sliders, beers and ciders, and other festival foods.
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The first bite |
I enjoyed my
very first brat (yes, my first!) while sipping on some tasty hard
cider. Andy found a tent where he could purchase a liter beer stein,
and when I saw the dance floor, I pulled Andy out into the open
taught him a simple polka as the German band played.
I can't believe
this was our first year attending this event. It was so much fun, and
such a lovely evening to be outside.
You have one
more day to check out this fabulous festival, celebrating community
and German heritage. Don't miss out!
For more information on the St. Charles Oktoberfest, click here.
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