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The original was posted on /r/beer by /u/EuropesHootnHoller on 2024-11-12 19:03:39+00:00.

The best commercially available beer in Europe (Eastern) imo. I am a big fan of Czech and Slovak beers, the more bitter the better.

It’s a bit more costly, 1,30€ for a can - compared to like a good one (personal opinion) Kozel which costs 0,90 a can- but absolutely worth it.

It’s the best Pilsner ever, change my mind. I have gone through all Czech or Slovak beers, let it be Kozel, Radegast, Gambrinus etc… which are all good, this is in the top 3 for me, coming second to Guiness. It’s smooth, a bit more watery than a Gambrinus but it has a light body with no aftertaste. It has everything I need in a beer.

Sorry for the rant, but after some time I bought a six a pack again and I can’t believe it’s gone in 1,5 hours hahahah, but everyone’s opinion is different.

So what’s ur opinion? Do you like Pilsners? Have u ever had Czech beer?