1. German beer gardens originated in Bavaria in the 16th century.
2. Initially, beer gardens were attached to breweries to serve workers.
3. The first beer garden, "Krug's Garden," opened in Munich in 1589.
4. Beer gardens are social spaces that encourage communal seating and conversation.
5. It's customary to share tables with strangers.
6. Tipping is not expected, but rounding up the bill is appreciated.
7. Traditional beer garden fare includes Bratwurst, Schnitzel, and Pretzels.
8. Beer gardens often offer a variety of local beers.
9. Weissbier (wheat beer) is a popular choice for summer.
10. Classic beer gardens feature wooden tables, benches, and chestnut trees.
11. Some beer gardens offer live music or traditional Bavarian folk music.
12. Contemporary beer gardens often incorporate modern amenities, such as Wi-Fi and outdoor heaters.
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Sources: 1. Deutsche Welle 2. The Culture Trip 3. Saveur 4. Smithsonian Magazine 5. German Beer Garden Association
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