The Oktoberfest of Santa Cruz do Sul is the Oktoberfest edition form the city of Santa Cruz do Sul, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. The first edition dates back to 1984, and since then a yearly edition has taken place, except in 1993, when the city was going through financial difficulties, and 2020 caused by COVID-19 pandemic. The last editions have been ten days long. In 2003, 464.900 people attended the event, consuming of keg beer.

Data

Data from the Oktoberfest of Santa Cruz do SulEditionYearPublicKeg beer brandKeg beer consumed (liters) 1st 1984 140,000 Antarctica 63,500 2nd 1985 221,000 Brahma 109,000 3rd 1986 320,000 Brahma 120,000 4th 1987 381,000 Brahma 147,000 5th 1988 366,146 Brahma 160,000 6th 1989 420,000 Brahma 346,406 7th 1990 162,000 Brahma 208,000 8th 1991 121,634 Brahma 115,4000 9th 1992 127,000 28,851 There was no edition in 1993 due to financial difficulties 10th 1994 194,000 Brahma, Antarctica 115,000 11th 1995 230,000 Brahma, Antarctica 150,000 12th 1996 282,600 Brahma, Antarctica 155,000 13th 1997 321,700 Antarctica, Schincariol 177,200 14th 1998 415,000 Antarctica, Brahma 228,000 15th 1999 385,000 Antarctica, Brahma 211,000 16th 2000 408,800 Antarctica, Schincariol 220,000 17th 2001 456,500 Antarctica, Schincariol 246,500 18th 2002 415,500 Ambev – Antarctica 265,900 19th 2003 464,900 Brahma 210,000 20th 2004 412,000 Kaiser, Heineken and Xingu 185,400 21st 2005 376,100 Brahma 206,000 22nd 2006 422,100 Brahma 177,000 23rd 2007 445,300 Brahma 230,000 24th 2008 455,000 Brahma 227,500 25th 2009 26th 2010 140,400 payers 27th 2011 152,300 payers 28th 2012 134,100 payers 29th 2013 134,200 payers 30th 2014 138,300 payers 31st 2015 130,000 payers 32nd 2016 150,000 payers 36th 2020 Deferred to 2021 caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

See also

German colonization in Rio Grande do Sul

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