Oktoberfest Haus Blog

The title says it all, people. Everyone loves a giant pretzel. They’re the perfect snack for any and every celebration. Pretzels are especially tra...

As we move closer to Oktoberfest season, it’s time for you to start figuring out how you’re going to throw your Oktoberfest party. You have a ton o...

German Beer Steins: A History of the Beer Boot and German Glassware The Iconic German Beer Boot An iconic German creation is the famous boot of be...

History of Oktoberfest With a rich history dating back over 200 years, Oktoberfest has grown from humble roots to become the largest festival in th...

Every holiday season, people are concerned about decorating their houses with indoor Christmas lights. They lose their minds as they dress and dr...

  Image Courtesy of Pete Hopkins on Flickr[/caption] The evolution of the German beer stein has been a tale of love and labor in the name of beer. ...

The German Rauchermann, commonly known as a “German smoker,” is an incense-burning decoration from the Ore Mountains (the Erzgebirge). These German...

Nutcrackers are a huge part of Christmas decorating. The most common nutcracker is the in the form of a wooden soldier, which we’ve had for about...

In English, they are known as the Ore Mountains. In the Czech Republic, they are the Krusne hory. The Germans call them the Erzgebirge. The Erzgebi...

We’ve given you several recommendations on different lederhosen and dirndls you should be wearing to your Oktoberfest celebrations. However, if you...

Oktoberfest is sneaking up and you need to organize the perfect outfit. It’s so much pressure! Each German tracht costume has many separate pieces!...

When autumn rolls around, you may start seeing lederhosen for sale. Lederhosen are traditional German clothing often made of leather. In fact, the ...