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establishment, Pivovarský Klub, a restaurant that offers hundreds of beer
varieties, were among the first to promote small, regional beers. With the
current renaissance of microbrews in full swing, Pivovarský Klub continues
to showcase the best of what the Czech Republic’s small brewers have to
offer. Pivovarský Klub’s Aleš Dočkal talks about how he got his start
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the capital. One pub that pours beers from all over the Czech Republic and
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PanoramaTraditional Czech beer garden in Astoria drawing huge crowds from all over NYC
Astoria in the borough of Queens is where you will find the Bohemian Hall
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Current AffairsNew Pilsner Urquell guidebook ranks top establishments
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Prazdroj (Pilsner Urquell) debating which pubs have the best Pilsner on
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Czech firefighters win the gold medal at the World Firefighters' Games in
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