Carlsberg Malaysia hosted the ‚Ultimate Oktoberfest Marquee Party‛ at the open car park at One Utama Shopping Complex from October 7 to 9. The fun started from 8p.m. and was hosted by an emcee who set the stage on fire and enlivened the mood.

This extravaganza, modeled after Munich’s Oktoberfest, is the ultimate high-energy celebration that will see a whirlwind of games like the Stein Race, Barrel Race, ‘How to do the Chicken Dance’ and others to amuse guests. Lucky winners of the games were rewarded with exclusive caps and T-Shirts to mark Malaysia’s very first month long beer drinking party. Carlsberg Malaysia continuously rewards consumer where every 1 litre beer of any sort purchased, consumers were entitled to bring home their 1 litre mugs!

Thanks to Carlsberg Malaysia, ‘Malaysia’s Own Oktoberfest 2011′ celebration has set the perfect backdrop for this signature event, encapsulating the perfect Bavarian-style ambience.

An overwhelming crowd turnout of approximately 5,000 people partied the Malaysian Oktoberfest style over the weekend with guidance of the Oompah band, specially flown from Germany. The band entertained the crowd throughout the nights with their traditional Bavarian music and alternatively rock spirit to celebrate the time honoured Alps tradition in authentic grandeur and style.

Ardent Facebook fans also stand a chance to win ‘the Ultimate Beer Tour’ in Munich, Germany and Copenhagen, Denmark with two friends when they participate in Carlsberg Malaysia’s facebook contest at http://www.facebook.com/malaysiasownoktoberfest. The contest is valid only till 31st October 2011.

Carlsberg’s ‚Malaysia’s Own Oktoberfest 2011‛ is the most authentic Oktoberfest celebration that aims to bring people together to enjoy Malaysia’s most preferred beer – Carlsberg, together with three other imported brews. Savour authentic German cuisine, dance to Bavarian music and let Carlsberg be your host to a party you don’t have to fly to Germany to experience.

The event also featured, apart from the most preferred beer brand in Malaysia, Carlsberg, imported popular German brews, namely, Erdinger Weissbier, Franziskaner Weissbier and Löwenbräu.

There will be two more upcoming exciting Oktoberfest parties to celebrate with the Oompah band and dirndl costume girls on 17 and 18 October at Genting International Showroom, Resorts World Genting which should not be missed.

To support this fantastic month-long opportunity presented to you by Carlsberg Malaysia where Oompah is at its best, log onto facebook and ‘like’ Malaysia’s Own Oktoberfest 2011 at its page.

Also, visit www.carlsbergmalaysia.com.my for more information.
About Carlsberg Malaysia Carlsberg Malaysia presents ‘Malaysia’s Own Oktoberfest 2011‛ by featuring Malaysia’s No.1 beer brand Carlsberg and three Bavarian importehttps://beerbeer.org/files/d beers from germany by its subsidiary luen heng f&B Sdn. Bhd. o Carlsberg (5% ABV), a lager beer founded by J.C. Jacobsen in 1847, is brewed with a pure yeast strain named Saccharomyces Carlsbergensis and perfected by the Danish art of brewing. It is an international brand that is available in more than 140 markets worldwide. Carlsberg is the most preferred beer brand in Malaysia according to the Millward Brown Peninsular Malaysia 2010/2011
(Global Research Agency).

o Erdinger Weissbier (5.3% ABV), pioneered in the 70’s, was the first German wheat beer to be distributed nationwide. Today, Erdinger is synonymous with German wheat beer and is sold in more than 70 countries. Erdinger is brewed according to traditional recipes and has no preservatives, additives and pasteurization, complying with the Bavarian Purity Law 1516.

o Franziskaner Weissbier (5% ABV), a traditional Bavarian wheat beer with more than 600 years of history, is refreshing and aromatic in character. This Bavarian beer is naturally cloudy and coppercoloured
and enhanced with a sweet malt taste with a smooth creamy texture for finish.

o Löwenbräu (5.2% ABV), an original ‚German Munich Beer‛, is famous at Oktoberfests. It is a lager beer that is refreshing with a taste of malt and mild hop bitterness. The beer is light to the taste, bright
golden-yellow in colour, and truly complements the Bavarian drinking experience.

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