5 Oct. 1842 Citizen-owned brewery in Pilsen (Plzeň) gives the world the gift of clear, unfiltered, unpasteurized Lager--yet today, stupid Americans decide that beer should be "hazy" & "juicy."
Sure, G. W. F. Hegel, tell me that "reason rules the world"
https://english.radio.cz/underground-tour-pilsner-urquell-brewers-worlds-first-pale-lager-8148425
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An underground tour of Pilsner Urquell, brewers of the world’s first pale lager

There is only one place in the entire world where you can drink Pilsner Urquell – the very first pale lager known to man, invented in a happy accident 176 years ago –…

Radio Prague International

To be sure, some of the origins of #Pilsner #beer are clouded by urban legend

http://www.beerculture.org/2012/09/19/on-the-founding-of-pilsner-urquell-mistakes/

but the bottom line remains: Pilsner Urquell is among the world's greatest beers, and the originator of one of the world's greatest beer types

Na zdraví!
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On the Founding of Pilsner Urquell, Part III: Mistakes and Misunderstandings – Beer Culture

Admittedly, as any #Czech will tell you, fresh #Pilsner Urquell, fresh from "the tank" (z tanku) tastes far better than the bottled stuff we get over here

#beer #Czechia #Czechoslovakia
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Of course, the #Czechs gave us more than great beer

#Czechia #Czechoslovakia #hockey #sports

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Naturally & regrettably, the #Nazis tried to appropriate & make the most of #Pilsner #beer: for the centennial, in the darkest days of the #occupation, following the brutal reprisals after the assassination of Reichsprotektor" Reinhard Heydrich by #Czechoslovak paratroopers
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@CitizenWald eewww, that’s gross

(the Nazi appropriation, not the beer)

@tkinias They appropriated everything there: Mozart, Dvořák....