The Czech Republic is sometimes nicknamed, the “Land of Beer” for a reason. Beer has been produced since 970 and it’s no surprise that there are many ways to experience beer in the Czech Republic.
The CBA took part in the London Hotels Restaurant and Catering show (HRC) for the first time, presenting most of its portfolio.
The ‘Pivo Paradise’: Embark on a Beer Mission across the Czech Republic
Brexit day celebrated by importing Bohemia Regent to Gracelands Group pub.
North Bohemia is a traditionnal brewing territory, having been a focal area for both Bohemian and German brewers. Their skills together with great local water and local Saaz hops, weathy and prosperous north Bohemian towns and the industrial revolution all contributed to the success of local breweries.
Brexit day celebrated by importing Bohemia Regent to Gracelands Group pub.
Decades of turmoil once threw the Czech brewing industry into disarray. But now a new breed of brewers are working hard to bring it back to its former glory. Jacopo Mazzeo travelled to Bohemia to meet the makers who are behind this exciting revolution
In Germany, the Czech Republic is referred to a paradise for beer and brewing, where the number of microbreweries has increased dramatically in recent years. In Germany, there is one brewery per 50 thousand inhabitants whereas there is one per 20 thousand inhabitants in the Czech Republic.
All is quiet beneath the six gargantuan fermentation tanks at the Bohemia Regent Brewery in Trebon, the far south of the Czech Republic. The complex network of pipes that twists beneath is still in its symmetry.
We had a fantastic time in the Czech Republic visiting not less than 6 different breweries with fantastic UK beer professionals including representative s from Euroboozer and other high quality specialist.
3500 beers from all over the world attended the London prestigious World Beer Awards tasting competition. Šerák won in the lager category, which is the most honoured and competitive.
The U.K. market is very competitive and every pub has 10 to 15 types of beer. “It’s all about beer – good beer – the best in the world,” Czech Beer Alliance.
Real Bohemian craft ale, lager or pilsener is as quintessentially Czech as real ale in Britain is quintessentially British. Czech brewing methods are perhaps unparalleled compared to anywhere else in Europe or beyond, deploying a double or even sometimes triple-mashing process, longer maturation and the use of high quality hops, barley and soft water (ideal for lagers) across the Czech Republic. No wonder it's Czechtastic!
