Narragansett Beer hosted a multiday series of Oktoberfest celebrations Sept. 30-Oct 2. The iconic Providence-based brew brand, which was founded by six German immigrants in 1890, creates and builds on its now-famous legacy lager with additional German-inspired beers such as Fest Märzen Lager, Tock Haus Zwickel, Munich Helles and Hefeweizen. Narragansett Beer’s “bring Munich back to Providence” Oktoberfest weekend included four sessions for guests to enjoy, featuring authentic German food, live entertainment from TubaFrau, stein-hoisting contests and awards for Best Traditional Dress and Best Modern Dress, among the festivities.
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- Narragansett team and staff served with German-themed flair during Oktoberfest celebrations at the Providence brewery and taproom. Shown are Mondo Uribe and Addie Husband.
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- Lee Lord, Head Brewer, Narragansett Beer during Oktoberfest.
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- Narragansett Beer’s Jamie Sine.
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- Narragansett Beer’s Brian Tait.
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- Lee Lord, Head Brewer and Jamie Sine prepping for a stein-hoisting competition.
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- The stein-hoisting competition crowd on Sept. 30 celebrates the victor.
Photos by Carly Rae Photo, courtesy of Narragansett Beer.
