Wines and spirits Prague

Located in the basement of the Černý Slon (Black Elephant) hotel is a wine house; it is a cellar where wine lovers can find some great names as well as many discoveries and favorites. In the first line are obviously the best vintages of the country, but you will also find many French, Spanish or Italian wines, always from excellent vintages and selected according to the best vintages. Tastings are regularly organized, you can find the program at the hotel reception.

This family store in the center of Prague on Václavské Square offers all kinds of Czech and foreign spirits - don't miss the traditional becherovka - but also cold cuts, cheese and delicatessen products from local farms and never from large-scale distribution. The dynamic and smiling team will make you taste wines and brandies to make your choice and will advise you to choose the best product corresponding to your tastes.

Affiliated with the eponymous bar on the other side of the square Jiřího z Poděbrad, BeerGeek Pivotéka offers hundreds of beers in bottles from Czech microbreweries and from all over the world. Original beers are also available for draught tasting. The English-speaking staff will be able to provide you with expert information. A dream shop for hop aficionados who dream of discovering new confidential labels that are unavailable for export. A nice selection of unpasteurized beers too.

The small tasting room of this pleasant wine library doubles as a store particularly well stocked with labels from the country. If you have enjoyed tasting some wines from Moravia or other parts of the Czech Republic, you will find something here to bring back to France with some well worked and perfumed tannins. Do not neglect white wines, as the Czech Republic produces some very good ones. Also some Austrian, Italian, French, Spanish and South American wines. The good thing: you can taste the bottle before you buy it!

Located in the heart of the old town, this "gallery" offers top-of-the-range spirits and wines from all over the world. Wines from Italy, Japanese whiskies, great vintages from Burgundy or Bordeaux, champagnes and cognacs fill the store's shelves. Of course, it's also a good place to take a look at Czech products: Moravian wines and whiskies, absinthe, becherovka and other herbal mountain drinks are also on sale. Tasting sessions can be organized for groups.