Garden City Hotel Transforms the Great Lawn Into a Traditional Bier Garden

Garden City Hotel Transforms the Great Lawn Into a Traditional Bier Garden
Garden City, NY, September 26, 2018 --(PR.com)-- Guests are invited to experience Oktoberfest on the Great Lawn with select Beers, Food and a special room package.

On Sunday, September 30th, the Garden City Hotel invites you to tap the barrel at the much frequented and transformed for the day Garden City Hotel, Bier Garden. From 1pm - 5pm friends and families can join together and experience what it’s like to be in Munich, Germany in a festive bier garden.

General admission is complimentary and includes one traditional glass stein (while supplies last), access to fun lawn games and even a traditional beer stein holding contest. A-la-cart Bavarian snacks and seasonal desserts crafted by Chef David Burke can be purchased for $8 per item for those who want to try a little of everything. Guests are invited to boost the experience with the VIP package, $48 per person, that includes reserved garden seating, a complimentary glass stein and your choice of limitless beers from Warsteiner, Sam Adams Brewery, Angry Orchard, Montauk Brewery and Brooklyn Brewery. For group rates, every ten tickets sold will include two complimentary additional tickets.

Chef David Burke Bavarian Bites include:

Pretzels with whipped butter or Beer honey mustard
Cheddar Brautwurst in a blanket served with 3 different mustards, beer honey mustard, spicy brown mustard, whole grain and beet sauerkraut
Spetzle potato and chive salad
Schnitzel skewers with horseradish dipping sauce
Apple cider doughnut
German chocolate cake pops

The Beer by Boening Brothers and Warsteiner include:

Warsteiner
Brooklyn Pumpkin
Montauk Pumpkin Ale
Sam Adams Oktoberfest
Angry orchard cider

Continue the German festivities with the “Stein & Dine” package to include an overnight stay, Full American Breakfast for two the next morning, and $25 off with the purchase of two entrées in the Red Salt Room by Chef David Burke.

Learn about the history of the world famous Warsteiner Brewery through their virtual reality tour, participate in our stein holding contest for prizes, lawn games, and much more.

About Garden City Hotel
The iconic AAA Four Diamond-hotel, a member of Preferred Hotels and Resorts LVX Collection, was acquired by the Manhattan-based Fortuna Realty Group in 2012 and features 269 guest rooms including 16 suites. With more than 30,000 square feet of versatile event and meeting space, including the legendary Grand Ballroom, The Garden City Hotel is the premier choice for Long Island meetings and special events, and known for its world-class service. The Garden City Hotel also includes The Red Door Spa located on the lower level, for more information, visit gardencityhotel.com

About Boening Brothers
In 1901, Phillip Boening was a dairy farmer in Rosedale, Queens. Each week Phillip would make a trip to Brooklyn to visit the many breweries there to buy their spent grain to use as feed for his livestock. His neighbors would often ask him to pick up beer and bring it back for them. It wasn't long before Phillip realized that it was more profitable to pick up and deliver beer than it was to be a farmer. Initially his fledgling business was no more than a one-man horse and wagon operation. From this humble beginning evolved a large, independent family owned beer and wine distribution company which includes a sister company, Oak Beverages, in Blauvelt, NY. Today, the combined companies have over 70 delivery trucks, 6 warehouses, and 350 employees. Between Boening Brothers and Oak Beverages, they service the 5 boroughs of New York City, all of Long Island, Westchester, Putnam, Dutchess, Rockland, Sullivan, Orange, and Ulster Counties. Boening Brothers and Oak Beverages have recently added Wines and Liquors to its portfolio of available beverages.

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