BEER
CULTURE
HISTORY
MISC.
1ST SWARTZFEST
100
This person taps the first keg of Oktoberfest
Who is the Mayor
100
The most popular meat in Germany?
What is pork
100
The year in which the annual Oktoberfest celebration began
WHat is 1810
100
The month in which the annual Oktoberfest begins
September
100
The year when the first Swartztoberfest was held
What is 2012?
200
The common name used for a glass beer mug in Germany
What is a Stein
200
The most consumed alcoholic beverage served in Germany?
What is beer
200
Theresienwiese is another name for this, meaning "The Land Used For Octoberfest"
Therese's Fields
200
The number of tents at the Octoberfest celebration
What is 14
200
The location where 1st SwartzOberfest was held?
What is Dan & Pat's house
300
The beer distributed at Oktoberfest can only be brewed within the city limits of of this German city
What is Munich
300
True or False: They are considered to be a very neat and organized type of people.
What is True
300
The event that initiated the first Oktoberfest
What is a wedding (marriage)
300
The time of day when the first keg get tapped
What is Noon
300
This is the number of attendees at the 1st SwartzOberfest
What is 5?
400
The volume of beer is in each mug at Octoberfest?
What is 1 liter
400
Germany is known to have this type of economy?
What is the Social Market Economy
400
True or False: Children are not allowed at Oktoberfest?
What is False
400
The day of the week that Oktoberfest begins on
Sunday
400
The Surnames of the 4 branches of the Tallahassee Swartz Family Tree
What is Swartz, Barner, Ferster, Graybill
500
One of the three beers that have famously been created in Germany
What is Pilsner (or Wheat Beer, or Altbier)
500
A boneless meat covered in flour and beat with eggs with added with bread crumbs then deep fried
What is Schnitzel
500
The German state in which Munich is situated
What is Bavaria
500
The name for the tent where the first keg tap begins
What is the Schottenhamel tent
500
The family surname identified in this street sign on the main street in the Weirhof Mennonite community 
What is Graybill?