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2026 Official Oktoberfest Beer Stein
Celebrate Munich Oktoberfest 2026 with the official 1-liter stoneware beer stein created for this year’s festival. This limited-edition Oktoberfest stein features a traditional German stoneware body, a relief-decorated domed pewter lid and artwork commemorating the 2026 Munich celebration.
The official Oktoberfest collector’s stein retains the classic shape associated with Munich’s festival mugs for more than a century. Each piece passes through multiple production and finishing stages, resulting in fine decorative details and a collectible example of traditional German craftsmanship.
The stein body is produced by Rastal in Höhr-Grenzhausen, Germany, a region known for generations of stoneware and pewter craftsmanship. Each official beer stein includes a reproduction of the artist’s signature on the bottom, a decorative pewter lid, a certificate of authenticity and a presentation gift box.
Additional Product Details
Height: 9"
Volume: 1 Liter or 34oz
Limited Edition
Made in Germany
Crafted by Rastal
Stoneware Material
2026 Pewter Lid Design: Betty Feldl and the Teufelsrad
The embossed pewter lid on the 2026 Official Munich Oktoberfest Stein portrays Betty Feldl (1908-2002), associated with Feldl’s famous Devil’s Wheel, or Teufelsrad, at Oktoberfest.
The Teufelsrad is a century-old amusement ride and longtime favorite at Munich’s annual Oktoberfest. Introduced to the Wiesn in 1908, the attraction later came under operation by the Feldl family following World War II.
Participants sit or lie on a large horizontal wooden disc while it spins at increasing speeds. Centrifugal force, padded balls, lassos and other playful challenges are used to knock riders from the disc into the padded surrounding area.
The attraction is also famous as a spectator event. Audiences gather around the spinning platform while a commentator provides humorous play-by-play commentary throughout the action.
The History And Traditions Of Munich Oktoberfest
Oktoberfest began in Munich in 1810 as a public celebration of Crown Prince Ludwig’s marriage to Princess Therese. The original festivities included horse races held on the Theresienwiese, the grounds still associated with Oktoberfest today.
Over time, the celebration grew into one of the world’s largest folk festivals, with traditions including the ceremonial tapping of the first keg, Bavarian parades, live music, traditional clothing and large beer tents operated by Munich breweries.
Official Oktoberfest beer steins and mugs have become popular keepsakes from the festival, giving collectors a way to commemorate each annual celebration through unique artwork and limited-edition designs.
