Tag: lager history

Amstel beer originates directly from Amsterdam, Netherlands. It was first brewed in 1870 by two businessmen, Charles de Pesters and Johannes van Marwijk Kooy, with the explicit goal of producing a high-quality Bavarian-style lager for the Dutch market. The brewery took its name from the city’s iconic Amstel River, which provided the ice for cooling […]

When you ask “where is Pravha from,” the simplest and most accurate answer is that it’s a modern lager brand created by Molson Coors. While its name is a direct nod to Praha (Prague) and it’s crafted in the style of a traditional Czech pilsner, Pravha is not brewed in a historic Czech brewery. Instead, […]