This sounds like the beginning of a pretty good joke. If I ever think of a punch line, I will let you know. But nonetheless, the four of us did walk into a bar or two while traveling through the Czech Republic, and the beer was rather good I must say. Czech's apparently like their beer. I was introduced to Pilsner Urquell many years ago and I often choose this when I am in the mood for a lighter-tasting brew.
I was also introduced to, what the locals claim to be the original Budweiser. I didn't know this, but there are apparently three beers called Budweiser in the world. One is the "OK in a pinch" brew from St. Louis, the other two coming from the beer's namesake town in Czech. I tried one, known as Budweiser Budvar - much better than the one at home, which I realize is not saying much.
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| If you order a "Bud" in the Czech Republic, you need to be more specific... |
I was also introduced to, what the locals claim to be the original Budweiser. I didn't know this, but there are apparently three beers called Budweiser in the world. One is the "OK in a pinch" brew from St. Louis, the other two coming from the beer's namesake town in Czech. I tried one, known as Budweiser Budvar - much better than the one at home, which I realize is not saying much.
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