A new brown version of the Germany Pavilion Stein, first released at EPCOT last summer, is now available.

New Germany Pavilion SteinA man and woman stand at a bier cart named "Bier und Brezeln" under green umbrellas on a sunny day.A man and woman stand at a bier cart named "Bier und Brezeln" under green umbrellas on a sunny day.German-style plaza with decorative buildings, clock tower, and a shaded food stand on a sunny day.German-style plaza with decorative buildings, clock tower, and a shaded food stand on a sunny day.

The stein is available with drinks at the beer cart and kiosk in the Germany Pavilion. The previous version of the stein was blue.

A decorative beer stein with a detailed design sits between two water bottles on a counter outdoors.A decorative beer stein with a detailed design sits between two water bottles on a counter outdoors.A decorative beer stein sits on a wooden counter next to a bottle of Sprite in an outdoor setting.A decorative beer stein sits on a wooden counter next to a bottle of Sprite in an outdoor setting.

The new stein has a light brown wood finish. The lid is a silver metallic depiction of the clock tower between Biergarten and Sommerfest. Though the stein looks like wood and metal, it’s plastic.

A decorative German beer stein sits on a shelf next to Dasani and Sprite water bottles.A decorative German beer stein sits on a shelf next to Dasani and Sprite water bottles.

The designs around the side of the stein are the same as the previous version of the mug. On one side is the phrase “herzlich willkommen,” which translates to “warm welcome.” The statue of St. George and the Dragon from the center of the pavilion is below the phrase with “Germany.” The pavilion’s facades are in the background, and a Mickey-shaped pretzel is at the top.

A decorative beer stein with an ornate handle beside bottles of Sprite and water on a wooden counter.A decorative beer stein with an ornate handle beside bottles of Sprite and water on a wooden counter.

A Christmas tree represents Die Weihnachts Ecke. There is a trio of teddy bears for Der Teddybar. Three soccer balls represent Das Kaufhaus. Other iconography on the stein includes a cuckoo clock for Volkskunst, grapes and wine for Weinkeller, and a pastry and candy apple for Karamell-Küche.

Wooden menu board with blue text displaying food and drink options, hanging from a ceiling with wooden beams.Wooden menu board with blue text displaying food and drink options, hanging from a ceiling with wooden beams.

The souvenir stein can be added to alcoholic beverages for an additional $8.50, for a total ranging from $20.25 to $21.50.

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Shannen Ace