Some interesting Oktoberfests in London

A ferris wheel at a beer festival in Bavaria

While the main event is underway in Munich, there are a couple of interesting options for Londoners.

Wholefoods Market in Kensington is matching beer and sausages on Wednesday 8th October from 17:00-21:00 (more details);
Zeitgeist is doing another festival from 9th-12th October, featuring draft altbier, Franconian rarities and other wondrous brews. (Read about the first one or find out more details about this one)

And this is without mentioning the Oktoberfest Pub in Fulham. I’ve never been, so perhaps I’m being judgemental, but from their website it looks awful. Is it connected to the Bavarian Beer House, who are also putting on Oktoberfest fun?

London Drinker has details of other beer festivals coming up.

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4 Responses to “Some interesting Oktoberfests in London”

Charlie says:

September 30, 2008 at 12:21 am

Sadly I’m doing Ocsober this year http://www.ocsober.com.au/
Boak says:

September 30, 2008 at 6:45 am

Is it worrying that I couldn’t conceive of giving up beer for a month?
Tandleman says:

September 30, 2008 at 10:28 am

I had a look at the Zeitgeist site. Not sure if I’ll be on London then, but I noticed the beer is £3.70 per 0.5 litre. Fine for bottles but not for draught as that would be illegal.
Charlie says:

October 1, 2008 at 5:35 am

There’s always Kaliber