
Beerfest (2006) on Netflix
Jan and Todd Wolfhouse travel to Munich for Oktoberfest to scatter their grandfather's ashes. A contact leads them to Beerfest, a secret drinking contest run by Baron Wolfgang von Wolfhausen.
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- Rotten Tomatoes41%
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Plot summary
At the funeral of their grandfather Johann von Wolfhausen, brothers Jan and Todd Wolfhouse learn that family custom requires them to scatter his ashes in Munich during Oktoberfest. A brawl in a beer tent brings them into contact with a man called Mr. Schniedelwichsen, who leads them to Beerfest, a secret international drinking tournament run by Baron Wolfgang von Wolfhausen. The German branch of the family rejects any kinship, insisting that Johann was only a stable boy who took their finest beer recipe and fled with their great-grandmother. When the brothers challenge their hosts and lose badly in front of the crowd, they return to Colorado and recruit three old drinking friends, Landfill, Fink and Barry, to train a year for the next contest.
Cast
Erik Stolhanskeas Todd Wolfhouse / Young Baron Ludwig
Jay Chandrasekharas Barry / Blind Sikh
Steve Lemmeas Fink / Emcee
Paul Soteras Jan Wolfhouse
M.C. Gaineyas Priest
Cloris Leachmanas Great Gam Gam
Jürgen Prochnowas Baron Wolfgang von Wolfhausen (as Juergen Prochnow)
Allan Grafas Soup Waiter
Kevin Heffernanas Landfill / Gil / Sausage Lady
Cameron Scheras Helmut
Chris Mossas German Producer
Bjorn Johnsonas Mr. Schniedelwichsen (as Bjørn Johnson)
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Beerfest (2006)
Can contain spoilers, watch the movie first.
- Jay Chandrasekhar has said the idea came from a beer garden in Australia, where the Broken Lizard troupe, still in their police uniforms, went on stage and challenged the room's top five drinkers to a chug-off. They were winning until Paul Soter took his turn and they lost.
- The promise at the end of the film that a sequel called Potfest was coming soon was never a plan: Broken Lizard put it there purely as a joke to drum up publicity, and then found that fans were enthusiastic about the title.






















