Drinking Guide
Legal BAC
ZERO
Drinking Age
18+
New Drivers
Zero BAC
The original pilsner, born in Plzeň in 1842. The Czech Republic is the birthplace of pilsner beer.
The original Budweiser from České Budějovice — predating the American brand.
Herbal bitter liqueur from Karlovy Vary, nicknamed "Czech Jägermeister."
Czechs drink more beer per capita than any nation on Earth (~140 liters/year). Beer is cheaper than water in many pubs. The pub ("hospoda") is a social institution. Czech beer culture revolves around lagers served fresh, not IPAs or stouts.
ZERO BAC tolerance for all drivers. Any detectable BAC: fine CZK 2,500-50,000, license suspended 6-18 months. Repeat offense or BAC 0.1%+: criminal charge, up to 3 years imprisonment.
Czech Republic has ZERO BAC tolerance for driving — not a single drop.
Beer is often cheaper than water in pubs. A half-liter costs 30-50 CZK (~$1.50-2.50).
The Czech Republic is the birthplace of Pilsner. You must try one.
Prague's Old Town is full of tourist-trap bars — locals drink in Žižkov and Vinohrady.
Tram is the best way to get home in Prague — runs 24/7 with night trams.
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