Tucked away in the charming village of Nupaky near Prague, Gwern is more than just a pub. It’s a microbrewery where the spirit of ancient Celtic brewing traditions comes alive. Gwern opened its doors in the fall of 2014, a family venture steeped in history. The name “Gwern” itself is a nod to the Celtic word for “Alder,” a sacred tree revered by the Celts. This choice is a tribute to the Celts’ early brewing practices in the Czech lands, even credited with inventing the beer barrel. Gwern offers a range of primarily light and bottom-fermented beers, from the crisp Gwernská 10° to the robust Gwern Stout 13°. They also have specialty brews and seasonal beers on tap. You can purchase their beer in several ways: directly from the taproom, in barrels, in your own PET bottles or Gwern’s, and even in glass bottles. So next time you find yourself near Prague, venture out to Nupaky and experience Gwern. It’s a place where history, tradition, and the love of good beer intertwine.
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