A 1,200-seat beer garden will be the central feature at a big Oktoberfest-style event in Norwich this month.
German Bierfest Norwich 2017 will run from June 15-18 at Chapelfield Gardens in the city.
There will be a 300-seat beer tent with table service and a DJ show, traditional Bavarian lederhosen and dirndls, authentic German food - and beer served in the famous one-litre maß glasses.
Marvin Kluge, event manager for organiser London Oktoberfest Ltd, said: 'We are setting up a 1,200-seat beer garden, as part of an open-air family-friendly festival - German Village and Bierfest.
'We call it frühlingsfest in Germany. That means we celebrate the spring starts and the winter is over. And typically, we do it with beer',
Visitors will find vintage wooden huts selling food and drinks, including Aperol Spritz, Hugo, Sekt, bratwurst and bockwurst.
A Souvenir-hütte offers gifts including Tyrolean hats and gingerbread hearts.
Mr Kluge added: 'German Bierfest Norwich is much more than just beer. It is a celebration of life and an appreciation of culture. All staff will be dressed in special Bavarian costume.
'We present true German beers and food. Three beers on offer including the famous Weißbier are specially brewed in a 200-year-old brewery in Bavaria.' Free entrance to the open-air areas. Table booking is available for the bier tent.
? Visit www.norwich.bierfest.co.uk, email norwich@bierfest.co.uk or call 0203 239 1408.
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