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Prost Oktoberfest with a free KEEN pint cup

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Celebrate Oktoberfest in KEEN style. Let the Oktoberfest shenanigans begin Let’s raise a pint t

Celebrate Oktoberfest in KEEN style. [KEEN]( [Men]( [Women]( [Kids]( [Sale]( [Free shipping and returns]( Let the Oktoberfest shenanigans begin Let’s raise a pint to the harvest, the fall, and anything else we feel like. This stainless-steel Klean Kanteen pint cup will keep your drink cold and crisp for the long haul. [Shop Men's]( [Shop Women's]( Wondering why Oktoberfest is in September? Us too. After careful research (and a few pints) we at KEEN HQ have uncovered the great mystery of why in the heck we celebrate Oktoberfest in September. And the answer is … drumroll please … the weather. The first Oktoberfest was held in October 1810 to celebrate the wedding of Germany’s Crown Prince, but as the tradition continued it moved to September for the longer nights and better weather. And that’s something we here in Portland can definitely get behind. Prost! © 2017 KEEN Footwear | 515 NW 13th Avenue, Portland, OR 97209 866-676-5336 [KEENfootwear.com]( [Instagram]( [Twitter]( [Facebook]( [Pinterest]( Se habla español | Nous parlons français [KEEN Customer Service]( [View this email in a browser]( This email was sent to {EMAIL}. Please [unsubscribe]( me.

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