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02-05-2009 03:02 | Daniela Lazarová

Photo: CTK A Czech jeweller has created a replica of the Imperial Crown of the Holy Roman Empire, a team of enthusiasts is building a miniaturized model of a town which was razed to the ground to make way for coal mining and, a group of Czechs have held a non-stop reading of the entire Lisbon treaty to prove that it is readable. Find out more in Magazine with Daniela Lazarová.  More

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03-04-2009 16:22 | Chris Johnstone

In Business News this week, Škoda Auto looks to Saturday working; foreign workers’ visa freeze; Prague airport privatisation problems; Czech agriculture’s new master; hiring and firing dismissal overhaul still on course; and the developing taste for non-alcoholic beer.  More

Current AffairsBrewmaster of the Year Award goes to Budějovický Budvar

21-11-2008 15:54 | Ruth Fraňková

Josef Tolar, photo: www.budvar.cz This week, the Czech Union of Friends of Beer (Sdružení přátel piva) announced its awards for the best beers, best breweries and the best brewmaster in the country. The title Brewmaster of the Year went to Josef Tolar, the brewing and technical director of Budějovický Budvar. In addition to that, Budvar also received an award for the best dark beer of the year. Earlier today, I spoke to Budvar’s Josef Tolar and asked him what it is that makes their beer so special:  More

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15-11-2008 03:02 | Daniela Lazarová

Photo: CTK A small Czech village has got its own little Stonehenge. The best of both: a Czech brewery produces grape beer. The Ajeto glassworks in Lindava has been asked to help produce what looks set to become the biggest carillon in the world. And, Catherine Zeta Jones comes to Prague for a shampoo ad. Find out more in Magazine with Daniela Lazarova.  More

Current AffairsNew eleven-degree version of bestselling Czech beer hits market

07-11-2008 17:25 | Rosie Johnston

Brewer Jan Hlaváček presents new 11-degree beer, photo: V.Leška, Deník, 6.11.2008 One in every four beers served in this country is a Gambrinus, made by brewer Plzeňský Prazdroj. But, in a bid to dominate the market yet further, the brewery has just unveiled a slightly stronger, 11-degree version of its bestseller, titled Gambrinus 11 Excelent. The foreign-owned brewer says it is reacting to a shift away from the 10-degree beers which have for so long been so popular in this country. I spoke to Gambrinus brand manager Jiří Rakosník to find out more. My first question was, why the upgrade? More

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