Budweiser Budvar Premium

Description: Brewer: Budweiser Budvarceske. Style: Lager. Alcohol Content: 5%

Newest Review: ... some reason the Premium Dark beer apparently, I will be reviewing the regular Premium version. Easily distinguised from its ... more

... alternatives due to its classic Red Label, on a green bottle with a gold foil covered bottle cap, you can purchase it from the shops in a 500ml bottle for around £1.60, or in smaller 330ml bottles in 4 packs for around £4. In pubs, on draught, you are usually looking at around £3.30 a pint. Budvar is a strongish beer at 5%, but it tastes stronger when you actually drink it. A few of them and you will know about it. It has a good body to it, and shouldn't really be drunk too quickly, as it tastes better sipped rea...more

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Budweiser Budvar Premium: The best lager on the market (399 words)
by - written on 21/10/09 (Very useful, 6 readings)
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Don't let the name fool you, this beer is nothing like its inferior American counterpart! I always thought they were the same brand myself, until a friend introduced me to this far superior version a few years ago! Budweiser Budvar, is a lager hailing from the Czech Republic, where it has been brewed from the late 1800s. It is available in a number of different versions, including Premium, Premium Dark, Pale, and Super Strong. Even though the image attached to this review is for some reason the Premium Dark beer apparently, I will be reviewing the regular Premium version. Easily distinguised from its alternatives due to its classic Red Label, on ... Read the complete review

The Real King of Beers (567 words)
by - written on 12/01/04 (Very useful, 215 readings)
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Brewed in the southern Bohemian town of České Budejovice since 1895, Budweiser Budvar is definitely not to be confused with its younger, inferior American namesake. Taking its name from the town of its birth - Budweis was the old German name for the town before Czechoslovakia was founded - Budvar has 31% of the Czech beer market and is exported to more than sixty countries on four continents. Locked in a worldwide trademark dispute with Anheuser-Busch for the best part of a century over the rights to the Budweiser name, it's known as Czechvar in the US, though you'll find both products trading under the same name in Britain. Be careful which you buy because ... Read the complete review

Budweiser Budvar Premium: Bud? - Heavy! (570 words)
by - written on 12/03/01 (Very useful, 197 readings)
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What's this entry doing under Czech Republic? Budweiser? That's American. It should be under the USA. And what's this Budvar bit? I don't recognise that. Got to be a mistake! I'll write to Monica and let her know. Steady on tiger. This entry is perfectly correct. Budweiser has far more to do with the Czech Republic than anything the US has to offer. After all, the name Budweis is the German version of the Czech name Budvar, the name of the principal town of that major beer producing region in what used to be known as Czechoslovakia. Beer of the Budweiser style has been produced here for 7 centuries. Produced from ... Read the complete review