Pivovar Strakonice 1649
In Strakonice, townspeople received the right to brew in 1367, and in 1649 they founded a communal brewery in house no. 47. Today the brewery describes itself as the last medium-sized Czech brewery owned by its town. The range runs from a light Výčepní to amber Klostermann, with unfiltered Sklepák, a non-alcoholic beer and seasonal specials. It says it brews only with Czech ingredients from Moravia and the Žatec area. Vlastimil Matej has been head brewer since 2019.
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About Pivovar Strakonice 1649
In Strakonice, townspeople received the right to brew in 1367, and in 1649 they founded a communal brewery in house no. 47. Today the brewery describes itself as the last medium-sized Czech brewery owned by its town. The range runs from a light Výčepní to amber Klostermann, with unfiltered Sklepák, a non-alcoholic beer and seasonal specials. It says it brews only with Czech ingredients from Moravia and the Žatec area. Vlastimil Matej has been head brewer since 2019.
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