Pivovárek Morava

Pivovárek Morava (also known as Řemeslný pivovar Morava) is a small craft brewery and restaurant located in Frýdek-Místek, Czech Republic. It operates in the cellar of a former large-capacity beer hall in a housing estate. The brewery officially began production on 20 December 2013. It brews beer using the classic double-decoction method, with primary ingredients including Czech malt from Záhlinice and Žatec hops (Poloraný Červeňák and Sládek). The beers are unfiltered and unpasteurized, though a small volume of filtered beer is also offered. The head brewer is Martin Gajdáček, assisted by brewers Marek Blahut and Ondřej Staniowski. Approximately ten times a year, they prepare specials—both top- and bottom-fermented beers of many styles. The regular range includes Morava Nefiltrovaná 12% (light unfiltered unpasteurized lager), Morava Polotmavá 11% (amber unfiltered unpasteurized lager), Morava Světlá 12% (light filtered unpasteurized lager), and Morava Světlá 10% (light draught filtered beer). Specials have included Morava Velikonoční 13% (Easter, brewed from five malt types, April 2014), Morava Medová 12% (honey, May 2014), Borůvkové pivo 13% (blueberry, June 2014), Summer Day Ale 11% (August 2017), and Porter 18% (January 2018). The brewery is a private, independent operation.

Pivovárek Morava, also known as Řemeslný pivovar Morava, is a small craft brewery and restaurant situated in Frýdek-Místek, Czech Republic. It is located in the cellar of a former large-capacity beer hall in a housing estate. The brewery officially commenced operations on 20 December 2013. From the outset, it employed the classic double-decoction brewing method, using Czech malt from Záhlinice and Žatec hops, specifically the Poloraný Červeňák and Sládek varieties. Its beers are characteristically unfiltered and unpasteurized, although a small volume of filtered beer is also produced. The head brewer is Martin Gajdáček, with Marek Blahut and Ondřej Staniowski serving as additional brewers. The brewery releases special beers approximately ten times a year, encompassing both top- and bottom-fermented styles. Notable specials have included the Easter beer Morava Velikonoční 13% (April 2014), brewed with five malt types; Morava Medová 12% (honey beer, May 2014); Borůvkové pivo 13% (blueberry beer, June 2014); Summer Day Ale 11% (August 2017); and Porter 18% (January 2018). The regular lineup features Morava Nefiltrovaná 12%, Morava Polotmavá 11%, Morava Světlá 12%, and Morava Světlá 10%. The brewery remains a private, independent operation.

• Official start of brewery operations

• Release of Morava Velikonoční 13% Easter special

• Release of Morava Medová 12% honey beer

• Release of Borůvkové pivo 13% blueberry beer

• Release of Summer Day Ale 11%

• Release of Porter 18%

Small craft brewery and restaurant offering traditional Czech lagers and experimental specials.

• Morava Nefiltrovaná 12%

  Light unfiltered unpasteurized lager

• Morava Polotmavá 11%

  Amber unfiltered unpasteurized lager

• Morava Světlá 12%

  Light filtered unpasteurized lager

• Morava Světlá 10%

  Light draught filtered beer

• Morava Velikonoční 13%

  Easter special brewed from five malt types (April 2014)

• Morava Medová 12%

  Honey beer (May 2014)

• Borůvkové pivo 13%

  Blueberry beer (June 2014)

• Summer Day Ale 11%

  Summer ale (August 2017)

• Porter 18%

  Porter (January 2018)

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