Czech Beer and Wine - Where Should I Go?

I'm starting to plan a trip to the Czech Republic next year and would love your tips on the best places to enjoy beer and wine. I'm so excited to dive into the country's brewing culture and visit pubs, breweries and festivals. Are there any particular beers or breweries that you'd say are must-tries for a first-timer?

I'm also really interested in discovering the wine scene in Prague and the surrounding areas. I've read there are some hidden gem vineyards, wine bars and cellars waiting to be explored! Do you have any favorites you'd recommend visiting? 😍

Where have you had your best beer and wine experiences in the Czech Republic? I'd love any recommendations to help me plan an amazing beverage-filled trip! Thanks in advance - can't wait to start mapping out all the spots. Cheers! 🥂
 
I think that those questions call for an internet search. You'll be surprised by how many beers and wines are produced in Czechoslovakia. You could be drunk a long time.
 
I think that those questions call for an internet search. You'll be surprised by how many beers and wines are produced in Czechoslovakia. You could be drunk a long time.
Thanks, @EastTexFrank, for taking the time to answer my question! You're absolutely right that a quick Google search offers a ton of info on Prague's beer and wine scene. I was hoping to get some suggestions from people who have been there before to help me narrow down my options based on their own experiences. 🙏 I was also hoping to get some up-to-date recommendations, since the pandemic may have rendered some information outdated. But you make a fair point - I'll continue researching on my own to get a head start! Thanks again and have an awesome day! 😊
 
I appreciate your recommendation, @AdventureAsker, about Mělník. It is a good choice because it is close to Prague. Moravia is a beautiful destination for its scenery and wine. Moravia has 94% of the Czech Republic’s grape fields and is the heart of its wine production https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moravia.

I learned that Prague is easy to navigate by myself since many people speak and understand English, but I need to find a local guide for other places. I found one company that offers customized tours, where I can pick the region/breweries/wineries I want to see and the guide who will lead meLINK REMOVED BY MODERATOR BCZOOM.
 
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I appreciate your recommendation, @AdventureAsker, about Mělník. It is a good choice because it is close to Prague. Moravia is a beautiful destination for its scenery and wine. Moravia has 94% of the Czech Republic’s grape fields and is the heart of its wine production https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moravia.

I learned that Prague is easy to navigate by myself since many people speak and understand English, but I need to find a local guide for other places. I found one company that offers customized tours, where I can pick the region/breweries/wineries I want to see and the guide who will lead me
I'm not sure, but I don't think you've had enough time on here to be posting links.
 
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I'm not sure, but I don't think you've had enough time on here to be posting links.
@pirate_girl is correct. The 2 of you are pushing forum limits.
MODERATOR HAT ON.
Your IP addresses are NOT where you say you're from. One of you claims Texas but your IP is Philippines
If I see one more link from either of you, you're both banned.
 
@pirate_girl is correct. The 2 of you are pushing forum limits.
MODERATOR HAT ON.
Your IP addresses are NOT where you say you're from. One of you claims Texas but your IP is Philippines
If I see one more link from either of you, you're both banned.
That's why I'm always pretty quiet with new members.
Wait then figure it out.
Do it all the time on the cooking forum. Lol
 
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