A brewery tour combined with a tasting of the finest beer can be a great gift not only for Father’s Day. Where can you go to taste both traditional and modern brewing methods of this golden beverage? We have a few tips on where to go and where to stay.
A brewery tour offers a unique experience that combines education, history, and of course, tasting. You’ll learn how beer is made and experience the differences between types with your own taste buds. It’s also an activity you can enjoy alone or in a group.
Probably the most famous Czech brewery, where the world-renowned Pilsner lager originated. The Pilsner Urquell Brewery Tour includes a tour of the bottling plant, brewhouse, and cellars. At the end, you'll enjoy a tasting of unfiltered, unpasteurized beer straight from the oak barrel.
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You can also experience Pilsner beer in Prague, where you’ll find a range of experiences – a dinner with a beer sommelier, beer tapping workshops, or even a river cruise. There’s also an exhibition covering the full story of Pilsner beer.
While you're in Pilsen, don't miss the Gambrinus Brewery Tour. A sister brewery to Pilsner Urquell, it offers insight into the production of one of the most popular Czech beers.
The home of the original Budweiser offers a fascinating look at traditional beer production. During the tour of the national brewery, you’ll see the brewhouse and lagering tanks, and enjoy a tasting.
At the Staropramen Visitor Center you can explore one of Prague’s oldest breweries, dating back to 1869. The tour ends with a tasting and combines historic spaces with a modern visitor experience.
A unique monastic brewery in the heart of Prague. It blends history, spiritual tradition, and beer making. The tour also includes a cultural dimension.
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A royal brewery with over 500 years of history. The 90-minute tour leads through a beautiful castle-like complex and includes a tasting in the historic cellars.
A Moravian brewery with a strong identity and high-quality beers. The tour covers the full production process (malt house, brewhouse, cellars, bottling line) and ends with a tasting in the modern visitor center.
For those who prefer a more personal touch and want to explore real craftsmanship, small craft breweries are an ideal choice. You'll often meet the brewmaster and experience the authentic atmosphere of traditional brewing.
Visit a family-run brewery with an honest approach to beer-making. After the tour, you can sample the current beer selection in the brewery pub. The shop also offers bottled beer, beer glasses, and other merchandise.
A city brewery with a rich history and modern facilities. The tour includes a look at the historic malt house and a tasting in a cozy beer restaurant.
A border brewery in the picturesque setting of Bohemian Switzerland. It combines a brewery tour with stunning nature and hiking opportunities – perfect for a weekend getaway.
In northern Bohemia, you can also visit another brewery – the Cvikov craft brewery is especially known for its unfiltered beers. Tours are held in an intimate setting with detailed explanations of traditional brewing methods.
Even those who don't drink alcohol for various reasons can enjoy a brewery tour. More and more Czech breweries are expanding their offer with high-quality non-alcoholic beers that retain the taste and character of traditional beer. So you can often enjoy a non-alcoholic tasting during the tour.
Voucher vs. Specific Date: Breweries often offer gift vouchers that are valid for up to a year. This allows the recipient to choose a date that suits them best.
Group vs. Private Tours: Find out which tour type the recipient would enjoy more. Some breweries even offer tours for groups as small as five people.
Advance Booking: Some breweries require advance reservations, especially on weekends and during tourist season.
Transport: Don’t forget to plan your transport. After a tasting, it’s not suitable to drive. Many breweries have good public transport connections. But why not stay overnight after your tour in the city?
A brewery tour is a gift that will delight any beer lover and offer an unforgettable experience full of history, tradition, and of course, excellent beer. The Czech Republic has a lot to offer – from world-renowned giants to medium-sized breweries and intimate craft breweries with unique character. Choose according to your preference and enjoy the tour – and maybe even the whole weekend – to the fullest. Simply pick your accommodation on Booking.com and follow the instructions on the order page.
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