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Saturday, September 12 2009
Today, the Oktoberfest is the largest festival in the world, held for two weeks at the break of September and October in Munich, and attracts some 6 million visitors from all around the world each year. They drink 60 thousand hectoliters of beer in large traditional glasses called „Mass”. Only six largest Munich breweries - Paulaner, Hacker-Pschorr, Spaten, Löwenbräu, Augustiner, and Hofbräu – are permitted to sell during the event. In Wroclaw, Lower Silesia, the event, however, didn’t escape the influence of this multicultural city.
Four international chambers:– the British Polish Chamber of Commerce, the American Chamber of Commerce in Poland, Polish-German Chamber of Commerce, and Europa Forum organised INERNATIONAL OKTOBERFEST business event on September 21st. Over 500 guests, mainly senior managers of Polish and international companies, members of the four chambers, enjoyed a hot September night out drinking over 1000 litres of traditional Oktoberfest beer Paulaner topped with traditional ,,Munich Pretzel’’ but also a variety of beers provided by local Browar Namyslów and renown Browar Belgia from Kielce. Bavarian music alternated with lively bagpipe music from Scotland and exquisite American jazz, live shows of fire dancers and other attractions entertained guests late into the night.
The event was opened by the Governor of Lower Silesia, Mr Krzysztof Grzelczyk, and the Mayor of Wroclaw, Mr Rafal Dutkiewicz, followed by the Consul General of the Federal Republic of Germany in Wroclaw, Dr Helmut Schöps, newly appointed US Consul General Ms Anne Hall, and newly appointed UK Consul General and Director of Trade & Investment Mr Paul Fox.
