The spirit of Bavaria once again took over Wildwood as MudHen Brewing Company celebrated Oktoberfest 2025 — a three-day festival of beer, music, and pure gemütlichkeit. Guests showed up in their best lederhosen and dirndls, ready to raise a stein (or two) in true MudHen
fashion.
The weekend kicked off with the much-anticipated tapping of our seasonal MarzHen Lager, setting the tone for three days of festive cheer. Guests paired their pints with hearty German-inspired dishes from our special Oktoberfest menu and took home limited-edition MudHen steins and shirts — keepsakes from a weekend of good times and great beer.
The Biergarten and Station House pulsed with nonstop energy — from traditional polka bands to circus performers and family-friendly fun. Crowds danced to Doppelgänger, Polkadelphia, and the Oktoberfest Polka Band, while kids and adults alike joined in on the lively outdoor
festivities.
Between the music, the beer, and the smiles, Oktoberfest at MudHen Brewing Company once again proved that you don’t have to travel to Munich for an authentic celebration. It was a
weekend where locals and visitors alike came together to toast to friendship, fall, and the perfect pour.
Until next year — Prost! 🍻 🍂
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