The original " Budweiser"; Budvar Czech Lager has a distinct pure malt aroma, rich with fresh hops & a mild bitterness. A unique, no nonsense lager. ...

The settlement of Budweis was one of the new towns created by the King of Bohemia King, Otakar ll in 1265, the year in which the first Parliament was called in Engl&. Those inhabitants of the new settlement who could pay their Council Tax, or its medieval equivalent, received brewing rights with the royal deal & that's how brewing began. There is of course nothing special about this. It was just that a regular supply of beer offered the average citizen a chance to get beyond 30 which the drinking water certainly didn't. Plus, then as now, the government knew a little earner when it saw one. What was different about the Budweis situation was that, for whatever reason, the inhabitants brewed a particularly good beer that early on stimulated its commercial production. ...

Budweiser dark was voted best lager in the World in 2007 at the World Beer Awards. It is a retro beer as it has been designed to come as close as possible to how all Bohemian & Bavarian lagers tasted before bottom fermented golden lager stole the show in the mid nineteenth century. Much like the original Budweiser, the dark gets its flavours from being brewed from three types of malt; Munich, Caramel & roasted. ...

The settlement of Budweis was one of the new towns created by the King of Bohemia King, Otakar ll in 1265, the year in which the first Parliament was called in Engl&. Those inhabitants of the new settlement who could pay their Council Tax, or its medieval equivalent, received brewing rights with the royal deal & that's how brewing began. There is of course nothing special about this. It was just that a regular supply of beer offered the average citizen a chance to get beyond 30 which the drinking water certainly didn't. Plus, then as now, the government knew a little earner when it saw one. What was different about the Budweis situation was that, for whatever reason, the inhabitants brewed a particularly good beer that early on stimulated its commercial production. ...

Budvar Dark is an award-winning retro beer. Its taste was designed to reflect that of original Bohemian & Bavarian lagers prior to the introduction of bottom-fermented lagers. ...

The settlement of Budweis was one of the new towns created by the King of Bohemia King, Otakar ll in 1265, the year in which the first Parliament was called in Engl&. Those inhabitants of the new settlement who could pay their Council Tax, or its medieval equivalent, received brewing rights with the royal deal & that's how brewing began. There is of course nothing special about this. It was just that a regular supply of beer offered the average citizen a chance to get beyond 30 which the drinking water certainly didn't. Plus, then as now, the government knew a little earner when it saw one. What was different about the Budweis situation was that, for whatever reason, the inhabitants brewed a particularly good beer that early on stimulated its commercial production. ...

The settlement of Budweis was one of the new towns created by the King of Bohemia King, Otakar ll in 1265, the year in which the first Parliament was called in Engl&. Those inhabitants of the new settlement who could pay their Council Tax, or its medieval equivalent, received brewing rights with the royal deal & that's how brewing began. There is of course nothing special about this. It was just that a regular supply of beer offered the average citizen a chance to get beyond 30 which the drinking water certainly didn't. Plus, then as now, the government knew a little earner when it saw one. What was different about the Budweis situation was that, for whatever reason, the inhabitants brewed a particularly good beer that early on stimulated its commercial production. ...

Full-case, brewed from nothing but the finest local ingredients in a 100-day brewing cycle (90 spent fermenting), Budweiser Budvar is universally considered one of the world's great lager-conditioned beers. ...

The settlement of Budweis was one of the new towns created by the King of Bohemia King, Otakar ll in 1265, the year in which the first Parliament was called in Engl&. Those inhabitants of the new settlement who could pay their Council Tax, or its medieval equivalent, received brewing rights with the royal deal & that's how brewing began. There is of course nothing special about this. It was just that a regular supply of beer offered the average citizen a chance to get beyond 30 which the drinking water certainly didn't. Plus, then as now, the government knew a little earner when it saw one. What was different about the Budweis situation was that, for whatever reason, the inhabitants brewed a particularly good beer that early on stimulated its commercial production. ...

Brewed from nothing but the finest local ingredients in a 100-day brewing cycle (90 spent fermenting), Budweiser Budvar is universally considered one of the world's great lager-conditioned beers. ...