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Beer lovers all over the world are getting excited. That's because there's not long to go until Oktoberfest, the world's most famous beer festival.
Oktoberfest is known for hearty food, pretty girls in even prettier dirndls, men in Lederhosen and, of course, beer.
Heady brews must be served in a "Mass", the traditional Oktoberfest mug. This year’s official glass has been unveiled.
Decorated with traditional Bavarian motifs such as pretzels and blue-and-white stripes, the mugs are already collector's items before even being used.
Oktoberfest is one of the biggest draws for young tourists from all over the world. The 180th Oktoberfest in Munich starts on September 21st, wrapping up on October 6th.
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