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All a bit corporate, isn't it? I'm sure many a client will be very impressed.

And what exactly is a "Heidi & Helga service"? <!-- s:shock: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_eek.gif" alt=":shock:" title="Shocked" /><!-- s:shock: -->

[quote:3m6hxb8g]All a bit corporate, isn't it? I'm sure many a client will be very impressed.[/quote:3m6hxb8g]Looks like one to avoid alright.

Jusging by the pics the beer consists of Paulaner and er... Paulaner.

It says "inaugural", but last year[/url:2ikau90t] was the seventh. Unless the organiser has changed, but the beer hasn't.

It looks very authentic (full of rowdy executive arsewits on a corporate jolly), though it's a shame they don't run to the Oktoberfestbier.

I could be wrong, but I think it's a different event. I remember a former colleague telling me he received an invitation to attend an Oktoberfest thingy in Croke Park a year or two ago and as he loves all things german he and his wife duly went along, with her wearing a Dirndl. I don't know, therefore, if it was a corporate thing in that case so. It seeme to be more an Irish-German thing, rather than some company cashing in on an Oktoberfest idea as a means to get suits and their clients in.

(I feel bad saying that as I often have to wear a suit too...)