Černá Hora Brewery

Černá Hora Brewery is a traditional Czech beer brand based in the town of Černá Hora in the Blansko region. Its brewing tradition is documented from 1298, with the brewery itself mentioned from 1530. Historically it was associated with the noble Lichtenštejn and later Auersperg families. Its brewers follow long-standing tradition and use quality ingredients, brewing beer in a traditional double-mash way, fermenting in open vessels and maturing in lager tanks. Its beer range is complemented by non-alcoholic beverages, table waters and ciders.

The first written mention of Černá Hora beer dates from 1298, and the Černá Hora brewery is mentioned from 1530, when the Černá Hora estate was owned by the brothers Tas and Jaroslav Černohorští of Boskovice. Besides the lords of Boskovice, the brewery is historically associated especially with the prominent noble Lichtenštejn family, who administered it from 1597, and later also with the Auersperg family. The brewers of Černá Hora Brewery, located in the town of the same name in the Blansko region, follow a long tradition and use quality ingredients. The brewery brews beer from quality Czech ingredients in a traditional double-mash manner; it ferments in open fermentation vessels and then matures in lager tanks.

Traditional Czech beer brand

• Beer

• Non-alcoholic beverages

• Table waters

• Ciders

1. 1Úvodní stránka - Černá horapivo-cernahora.cz
2. 2Černá Hora Brewerywikidata.org