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„OUR HOP HAS DIVINE POWER, WE ARE ALL FIRED UP FOR THE ENJOYABLE WORK.“ This inscription can be read on the facade of the Bohemia Regent brewery Třeboň.
Czech language | Foreign language | |
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Day tour | ||
Adults + beer degustation | 150 CZK | 250 CZK |
Children (7-15 years old) | 80 CZK | --- |
Children (7 - 15 years) + non-alcoholic drink degustation | 100 CZK | --- |
Children under 6 years | 0 CZK | 0 CZK |
Night tour | ||
Adults + beer and beer bread degustation | 170 CZK | 250 CZK |
Children (7-15 years old) + beer bread degustation | 90 CZK | 120 CZK |
The feudal brewery, built according to the plans of the Schwarzenberg builder Jakub Maggi and with a major contribution by Pavel Ignác Bayer, has been standing at the place of Petr Vok´s Rosenberg armoury since the beginning of the 18th century. The complex of buildings was later expanded and modernized. It got its present layout in the latter half of the 19th century. The oldest reference to brewing in the town’s chronicles is as early as 1379 when there were as many as ten malt houses in Třeboň. At the end of the 15th century there were three breweries – at the castle, monastery and town. The trade name of the Třeboň brewery, Bohemia Regent, is inspired by the historic figure of Jakub Krčín of Jelčany, who was the regent of the Rosenberg domain. The local beer has gained numerous awards both at home and abroad. Pure ingredients, traditional Czech procedure and top modern technologies – are the foundation for good quality. One curiosity of the brewery is the stone fountain with beer taps, from which the Třeboň Regent beer is tapped at festive occasions.
The German noble family of Schwarzenbergs was originally called the Lords of Seinsheim and their proper emblem was a shield with silver and blue stripes.
Personalities of the town