Czech Beer Tasting

The Czechs are the largest consumers of beer per capita on the planet. The country also created the first lager beer, Pilsner Urquell, from which lagers the world over are derived. You could say they know a thing or two about beer!

Our Czech Beer Tasting session is held at our small, basic, but comfortable bar in the heart of the Old Town in Prague.

During the session we introduce the seven main types of beer brewed in the Czech Republic. The beers range from light pilsners to dark porter ales, and include several international brands, like Pilsner Urquell and Budvar (Budweiser).

The session is led by our Beer Master. He explains the different brewing processes and ingredients required to make each beer, to help you gain an appreciation of the varying complexities of taste and finish in each one.

You also learn about the history of beer brewing in the Czech Republic, and of the most important brewing traditions of the Czech master brewers.

Individual Prague pubs normally stock the beers of just one brewery. On our Czech Beer Tasting activity you get to try the full range of beers in one sitting, right where they can be appreciated the most: in the heart of Prague.

This activity is not too serious. It is fun and relaxed, but at the same time informative. Fundamentally, we love Czech beer, and enjoy transmitting our passion and enthusiasm for it to others.

Our Czech Beer Tasting is open to all ages, from 18-80 years old. Prague Experience recommend responsible drinking. To ensure the beer stays down(!), why not book a restaurant for before or after the tasting: Prague restaurants.

Prague Experience activities are in English.

Important Information:
Advance bookings are essential. Activities are very popular, so they must be booked before arrival in Prague.


For groups of 10+ people, we can arrange at no extra cost:
-a private beer tasting, including a guide exclusive to your group.
-a tasting time of your choice, from 12:00-17:00.
To reserve, mention it in special requests on the booking form.