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Owen, Kerri, Dean and Gail were happy to be a part of the 2002 Oktoberfest Celebration at Five Seasons Brewing Co. The festivities took place September 26-28. Tickets included liters of Festbier, a German Mass Krug (mug), live oompah music, and a fabulous dinner including roast chicken, schweinhaxen, braised cabbage, pretzels, various wurst, and apple strudel with ice cream. Five Seasons is located in the Prado Shopping Center on Roswell Road at I-285. Following are some photos from this glorious event...
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Five Seasons is open in the spot of the original Phoenix Brewing Company in the Prado shopping center on Roswell Road at I-285. It produces some wonderful lagers and ales along with delicious menu items.
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The brewpub was decorated in the traditional white and blue of Munich's Oktoberfest. Inside the front door to the left is a bar area with pool and darts and another bar and dining room area to the right with a large patio.
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Here are Dean, Gail, and Kerri hoisting liters of the Oktoberfest beer at Five Seasons. It's not as hard as you might imagine to put away a couple of liters of this lager that offers rich flavors of malt, toast, caramel, and toffee.
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Music at the Five Season's event consisted of a four piece "oompah" band. The band offered traditional, bucolic entertainment to the partying crowd.
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We love the outdoor patio at Five Seasons. In the warmer months of the year it offers a relaxing atmosphere in which to consume great food and beer. During the Oktoberfest event, it made a wonderful biergarten.
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The Five Seasons patio even has a reproduction of the famous Brussels, Belgium statue of Mannekin Pis. This little urinating boy is a much loved symbol in Belgium, and he was appropriately decked out for Oktoberfest at Five Seasons.
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