The Czech Republic | Home of the Real Budweiser Beer

Exploring the city of Ceske Budejovice in the Czech Republic, the home of the original Budweiser beer.
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[@senorromantico7723]

What's your top 3 beers of all the ones you've tasted so far, Gabriel? You must have tried quite a lot. (in the whole world not only in the Czech Republic).

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

I actually have a list in my notebook. In no particular order: Bomonti Red, Belikan Stout, Westmalle Tripel, Schofferhofer Weizen, Fat Tire Amber, Negra Modelo, Fix Dark, Allagash Tripel, Erdinger, Weihenstephaner Vitus. What are other people's favorite beers?

[@turtletalk4905]

Leffe blond

[@spacedog_80]

@@GabrielTravelerVideos I'm a big fan of Lager beers. Czech and Bavarian lagers are the best in the world. For your taste you can ask for a 12 degree beer as these are more tasty. I guess you ordered 10 degree beer which has less alcohol and is more for daily consumption as you don't get drunk that fast. In Czech Republic you look at the 10, 11 or 12 (most common) number on the menu next to beer or on the can/bottle. You can also ask for Psenicne Pivo which is cloudy and not transparent. But if you manage to go to Brno, I would recommend to visit the Pegas Restaurant in the city centre. They brew their own beer right in the Restaurant, their Oatmeal Stout is really a top quality and they offer some realy good traditional Czech food. Many famous people of the world visited this restaurant. And no worries it's nothing fancy. Just an every day typical Czech restaurant in the style of Bavarian beer halls. Very big.

[@JG-dr8lh]

Maisel's Weisse

[@steveee2511]

@@JG-dr8lh Moretti Italy,pilzner urquell,guiness,corona

[@conniedean3787]

You were smart to travel at a young age, I was not able to until I turned 63, my son needed a kidney transplant I am the donor, glad you can walk up all the steps, I was able at 63 to go up to the Blarney Castle, but it was hard to get up to the Acropolis in Greece, now that I am closer to 70 now

[@TrainLordJC]

Your trip through the Czech Republic is much appreciated with magnificent scenery, fantastic old European architecture and spectacular castles etc. You are showing the magnificence of this beautiful country which was still joined to Slovakia when in 1990 I drove my 1969 VW campervan through there. Unfortunately in those days there was no internet so I was unaware of magnificence of these stunning towns and cities, except Prague of course. But having read up on Napoleonic history I found my way to the Battle of Austerlitz 1805, a battle between the three Emperors which Napoleon won. This is just outside of Brno not too far from where you are now worth a visit and pondering over this historical event. It's

[@ojosazules8828]

Have to say really impressed with Czech Republic, looks very clean, organised and lovely architecture/scenery...

[@arvindgoudar1586]

The Czech building architectures are just fantastic in every city that you have shown so far.✌

[@Ojstra]

Another underrated Czech city, it is nice. Gabriel, thank you for showing it.

[@viktornovomestsky3999]

26:11 The Potrefená husa is a great chain restaurant serving Czech food. I can only recommend. As it's a chain rest., you can find it almost every city in Czech rep., even in Slovakia...

[@vitkrivan9380]

The thing about Czechia is that most of the times people dont really like czech cuisine that much, so when going out people love eating italian, indian or vietnamese cuisines. So ironically those restaurants are sometimes the most local ones haha. Btw being myself from Ceske Budejovice-there are basically no "touristy" or scam restaurants so you dont need to worry about that-everything is reasonably priced. Maybe next time try Potrefena Husa right next to the square which offers a nice selection of czech foods or Solnice which is even cooler and with more traditional foods :).

[@vitkrivan9380]

Oh and btw the pub you ended in is even "too" local for me and would never go in 😂.

[@CzechingWithKatrina]

Yes, you walked right past Potrefena when you left the park to enter the square at 26:13 while you were saying "Let's look for a nice restaurant". It has good Czech food as well.

[@lennaertvanhee]

With a lot of churches and clock towers you will see the clock being different from one side to another side of the tower. It was probably the case with the clock tower you've visited. From the square you watched from another perspective to the tower.

[@Seanney25582]

The town square looks very nice and the love the sound of the church bells around it

[@thebudgetbackpackers]

I really loved this video!! Great music too. I didn't get a solid chance to walk around Ceske Budejovice on my way to Cesky Krumlov, so this was great to see. Thanks for sharing!

[@jtkachlmeier]

Omg more Czech content! Nice! Right on!

[@ananwongpinyochit4919]

Thanks for the tour. It was a lovely city.

[@swordsman3951]

Thanks for the tour, lovely places. Clean and cozy.

[@Kivas_Fajo]

I absolutely love the picking and completely unbothered pigeon at the beginning of the video very much.

[@dianach-fl7fw]

Gabriel is the art of traveler

[@vojtaolsan9962]

You were so close to not just local but a historical restaurant. If you stay again in ČB, look up Masné Krámy ;-)

[@user-mx1gh3mn3w]

Blooming beer! Gabriel is obsessed with beer!

[@somejohndoe3004]

So many beers so little time.

[@NescafexChannel]

Yeey my homecountry! 🇨🇿 try visiting Brno on your way to Vienna, the Petrov church in Brno is a beautiful place with beautiful view and the best view is from Špilberk Castle near to each other ❤

[@alesanrud3281]

Půl Brna je špinavé cigánské géto, tam bych snad ani nikoho neposílal.

[@junefirst500]

Thanks Gabriel encouraging us to know & study the world! For me Europe is the center of Civilization that is comfortable for humanity!!!

[@user-se7zm6wj5i]

Thank you for his tour of the beautiful Ceske Budejovice. I would mention the Dutch beer ''Heineken''.

[@jennyoshea1958]

You really suit European dress, Gabriel Smart and conservative. I like your scarf. I'm really enjoying your travels in Czechia 🙏😊🪻🌷🪻

[@befeleme]

If you want to go to Vienna after Cesky Krumlov, why don't you go through Brno, Czech Republic's second largest town. It's a bit like a small version of Prague but not so touristy. I think you will like it. You can get to Vienna easily from there. They have excellent beer there, too: It's called Starobrno ("old Brno").

[@oregonziggy2391]

We went through Brno on our way to Vienna. Glad we stopped there.

[@a.n.6374]

Starobrno is horrendous. There are better beers in town - highly recommend Poupě brewery and especially their beer in Výčep na stojáka.

[@samantha1877]

Love that you are a real traveler unlike the influencers..

[@myrinaa22lalala51]

Budweiser Budvar is super quality beer

[@fredfredericks3496]

It was probably my favourite in Prague, apart from some local craft beer I had. Out of the big Czech beers, Bud was my favourite.

[@myrinaa22lalala51]

@@fredfredericks3496 🍻

[@JennyGunner-ge3lz]

Great tour of Ceske Budejovice. Loved your description of the statues, bored business people looking grumpy hahaha, so true. The clock in the tower was interesting, amazing how such intricate machinery runs the clock. Lots of nice parks and greenery. Will be nice if it warms up for you. Cheers 🍺✌️

[@Redhookguy2000]

I recommend KANTYNA for some good steaks and fun atmosphere. Of course beer

[@CzechingWithKatrina]

I'm an American living in České Budějovice. There are soooo many local traditional Czech pubs. It's a real shame you missed them all. You were a. block away from Masné Krámy, which you would have loved, it was the old meat market in the 14th century, turned into a restaurant in the 1950s to avoid demolishing it. In addition, down that long street headed back to your hotel, you passed Vatikan, which also has traditional Czech food. Not the old traditional Czech atmosphere you were looking for, but you would have gotten good Czech food. You also missed viewing the oldest tower in the city. You were showing it at 22:20 of your video. Inside there is a small Czech pub and it sometimes has a little bit of traditional Czech food, for a good price as well. You could have climbed that tower which is now a museum. It's a shame you didn't catch my videos on the city while you were on the train from Pilsen. You would have had a lot of good info to go on for your visit. Oh, and I'm not much of a beer drinker but I like a good stout. Next time you're in the CZ, just order a dark beer (tmavé pivo) and you'll enjoy it. They aren't as heavy as a stout but they are still good. But I have to warn you, saying Czech Budweiser tastes like American Budweiser is practically blasphemy to Czechs. 😀

[@user-yt8ey7ul8k]

I was in some small Czech town and I was starving. I found a small restaurant that served spaghetti and tomato sauce. I thought, "Good enough." But it was extremely overcooked noodles that were covered, no joke, with ketchup. It was so bad that it was hilarious- it still makes me laugh!

[@Pidalin]

Most of Czech restaurants disapeared, it was a trend in like 10-20 years ago that everyone who didn't want to work as an ordinary employee wanted to open their own restaurant, there was a restaurant on every corner, most of them very average or even low quality. Covid, energo crisis and inflation destroyed all these restaurants, they prices are that high now, that people don't go there anymore to pay such price for not that great quality. More people go to vietnamese restaurants or those chains in malls where you still can eat for acceptable price and you at least know what to expect. I mostly better go to KFC than trying some Czech restaurants, it's sad, but reality.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Wow, that sounds terrible.

[@fredfredericks3496]

They gave that to you because you were a foreigner, just for a laugh. They seem to enjoy this, that wouldn't happen in more civilised places like Germany or Poland.

[@MK8ish]

@@fredfredericks3496 Poland is a more civilized country than the Czech Republic? Sure

[@milanpenicka1216]

Its very narrowminded to judge czech cousine based on one dish. Its not even typical czech food at all. By the way I can say the same about german, austrian and especially about british cousine generally. Czech food is actually very diversified.

[@kristjanmatelic6478]

Just a small tip... The letter "J" is only pronounced like that in English. In all other Germanic and Slavic languages is pronounced like your "Y" in "yes". So if you are in Europe just remember that it is the English "J" that is an exception.

[@david1george]

The best way to get people to remember that is use common mnemonics. Everyone knows what "Jägermeister" liqueur at the bar is. The J is not pronounced like Jill, but Ja/Jo/Yes.

[@Pidalin]

the same with basic latin vowels A E I O U - these are different mainly only in English, he always pronounces E as long Í and I don't know why he always says ČE instead of CE, probably some influence of Italian or something.

[@martinc.720]

I hope you still understood the video.

[@janjohnnysmejkal1297]

There are some good brewpubs in C.B. ,namely famous-Meat market- Masne Kramy ,right past the main square or Solnice - large medieval salt storage house . It is good to see You visit my home town.

[@StartLivingNow1963]

Another Awesome Adventure Thank You Gabriel 🙂❤👍

[@chaisepomme4070]

Nice public square with good seating for people to just sit and chill and enjoy the pretty buildings and fountain and just people watch. I suppose if I found such a nice spot I wouldn’t mind grabbing an inauthentic fast food takeaway.

[@theodoresmith5272]

The beer in that region is the best and I'm not a beer drinker.

[@ondra10192]

We have some really cozy traditional restaurants in town. Its pitty u misses that. Anyway hope u liked our city.

[@JkHellas]

Wow it's cold in checia..Gabriel you probably know it's 27 degrees celcius I'm Atgens Greece. With overnight low 17 celcius...But chechia is a beautiful country with spectacular architecture...

[@steelisreal4313]

Here in northern Michigan its going to be 77 degrees fahrerenheit today and warm all next week

[@beachgirl4]

Thank you

[@pleasantjourneys]

Perspective is a good definition for identity at this level; as insignificant specks in an awesome universe, humans are the Darlings of the Creator.

[@user-xq7jr1hb4n]

Gabriel you should ask the locals about where is good Czech restaurant. Don’t be shy to ask. Try famous “svickova”.

[@a.n.6374]

26:11 At the second you said "Let's look around for a nice restaurant" you are passing under the sign of a decent one - Potrefena Husa. It's chain, but compared to the other options you were looking at it should do. Or at least it was niceish 17 years ago when I lived in Brno.

[@mikerepairsstuff]

Gabriel Travelier love your work! ❤ Budweiser in USA used to be made from fermented rice. Wonder if it’s still true...

[@sivodesilva9866]

Great view...awesome camera

[@TheSwede70]

Agree on the taste of Budweiser. Had a few the first time on Maui in 1991/1992 new years eve 😅😅😅

[@BhutWhut]

American Budweiser is very different from Budvar. You can buy Czech made Budvar in Sweden. We can buy it in the USA where it's called Czechvar. Budweiser is a different company, and it's terrible beer

[@vaultkeeper2]

Fun fact, in many European countries people are not really that into national cuisine when going to a restaurant which is why a city like Ceske Budejovice is not full of Czech restaurants. Of course, the Portuguese, Spaniards, Frenchmen, Italians, Serbs, Albanians, Greeks and Turks are totally in love with their own amazing food, but this is not really the case in western, central, northern and eastern Europe. You find Czech restaurants in downtown Prague because it's a popular tourist thing to try the national cuisine, in non-touristy towns you will instead find food that Czechs go out to eat, that is foreign food, Vietnamese in particular is very popular and there is a significant Vietnamese community in the Czech Republic who runs these restaurants. I live in Sweden and believe it or not, the one and only meatball restaurant in the entire country is in downtown Stockholm and is a tourist place. We ourselves prefer Middle Eastern, Italian, Mexican, Thai and Chinese food when eating out.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

That explains it. Kind of a shame because I love northern European food, the meal of deer meat I had in Prague was one of the best. I guess Czechs don't eat deer on a regular basis, which is probably for the best.

[@vaultkeeper2]

@@GabrielTravelerVideos Deer in Europe are commercially farmed for meat but alot of it is imported from New Zealand where it's also farmed, and in Scandinavia and Finland there is large scale free range reindeer farming for meat, which does not affect wildlife. Both are really good meat!

[@d.c.1204]

I disagree with this, Czechs love their own cuisine. We have a big lunch culture and many workers still eat lunch menu dishes every day of the week and those are usually Czech classics. In Prague you have a ton more options (international places), but I never struggle to find a Czech restaurant anywhere in the country. What you're describing is more true for Northern Europe (e.g. Netherlands) than for the Czech Rep. Czechs don't eat deer on a regular basis, but most typical Czech dishes usually contain pork or beef.

[@DannyH77]

@@GabrielTravelerVideos come to Vietnam

[@vaultkeeper2]

@@d.c.1204 Well Gabe struggled to find Czech restaurants in this video but I believe you.

[@nelsonpatel8624]

FYI: Prague's Pilsner Urquell isn't Czech beer anymore other then it's made in Czech. The beer company Pilsner Urquell and many other Eastern European beer companies is now owned by Japan's Asahi Breweries Tokyo, Japan that bought out in 2016. Happy travels!😁

[@jackisonthemap]

Gabriel have you tried Corfu Red Ale? I'm sure you would love that.

[@ChadeoYT]

I'd love to see you try local 'Craft' beer on the travels. I bet there are a lot of tasty local beers all over the world.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

It's actually a regular feature of my videos, I try all kinds while I travel and especially love unique craft beers.

[@ChadeoYT]

@@GabrielTravelerVideos I'd do the same if I traveled more. Enjoy 🇨🇿 . I look forward to what is next in your adventures.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

One of these days I'll have to make a video tasting some of my favorite beers and attempting to describe them, which should be humorous since I'm terrible at explaining how food and drinks taste.

[@ChadeoYT]

@@GabrielTravelerVideos That would be awesome to see. I used to review beers myself and would find it difficult to differentiate similar styles.

[@fatmantv1]

You are a beer expert!!

[@chasrmartel4777]

The perfect beer from my perspective is a golden pilsner. I look for beers that are hopped with nuance so that they don't taste flowery but rather peak in flavor and then finish dry. Some of my favorites are: Peroni, Bohemia, Lucky Buddha, Tsing Tao, Bitburger pils, Paulaner, Dortmunder Union Pils and other microbrewery American Pilsners. In the summer I like wheat beer with lemon and Black and Tans on St. Patty's Day. But for the most part ales taste toothy and inelegant to me.

[@jerrykorolchuk6114]

Gabe!i really like your vedio content i really enjoyed watching your vedios content I give u 👍

[@DMUSA536]

I was laughing when you drank the Bud 😂and when you try to pronounce the city name

[@Andy-np1lk]

31:16 When looking for Czech food, just as You turned around, You where standing right in front of it: "Bufet" = buffet, "ČESKÁ KUCHYNĚ" = Czech kitchen. Well, in this case, it doesn't look very inviting, I wouldn't have stepped in there too. Just want to tell You what You should search for - "ČESKÁ KUCHYNĚ".

[@cindybruin4888]

Great vid G, hate when it's hard to find the food you want.

[@janakotrcova2790]

I prefer Staropramen beer to Budweiser Budvar.but I despise none.The carillon in the square consists of 18 bells,magnetic hammers and is controlled by a computer.Thanks to her,the soundtrack on your way through the square was impressive.

[@GildedOn]

Looks like Valyria 😂 Vezos quelosas nuho. gorgeous city of autokar.

[@ageoflove1980]

At least in The Netherlands, youll almost never find a traditional Dutch restaurant outside of the tourist zone. Its just not something locals think of when considering to eat out so that might play a part here as well. Its all Italian, Indian, Chinese, Thai, burgers or kebabs... We do eat lots of Surinamese and Indonesian so that at least has something to do with Dutch traditions. Exception would probably be pancake houses but thats typically where families go for lunch since its comfort food very popular with kids of course. Or the "snackbar" of course which is just a diner type place with basically only deep fried fast food.

[@user-lu1yo9qf9k]

Gabriel, I appreciate your tour of the Czech Republic. I never thought Eastern Europe would be intriguing, but I was wrong. Unfortunately, large US cities are in decay with no improvement plans in sight, leading me to believe that some European-Americans may be considering returning to their various homelands?

[@spacedog_80]

Central Europe. Eastern Europe is further 1000km to the east.

[@vaultkeeper2]

​@@spacedog_80Lots of people, even in Europe, still have the (false) impression that literally every country and region in Europe that at some point of history had a communist government or speaks a Slavic language is in the east. It couldn't be further from the truth today, it is the old definition though. Central Europe is the cleanest part of Europe.

[@Pidalin]

Eastern Europe in Budweiss few km from German border?

[@vaultkeeper2]

@@Pidalin And despite that, cleaner than in Germany. Especially at places like train stations.

[@Pidalin]

@@vaultkeeper2 It could be, it very improved here in last like 15 years. When I visited Vienna in 2021, I was shocked that it looks like Prague 20+ years ago. Ofcourse they have probably better living standard, but our cities already look better I would say. I can't judge today Germany, I visited Munich in 2010 and that's a long time and it looked good back in the day, but I heard that it changed a lot in last years and especially Berlin is known for beying weird party place full of drugs, but that's something what Berlin has common with Prague. 😀

[@TravelonlineWalk]

Nice greets from Antalya

[@Appetite4ATX]

Perhaps the lack of local cuisine around the plaza is rooted in capturing the tourism crowd?

[@29outlaw]

People who work at the top of those towers must be in good physical shape. There are actually people who work at the top of the Duomo in Florence. Imaging climbing that at least once every day.

[@wilfredotorres6628]

Hi Gabriel, Budweiser is no more they were purchased back in 2008 by a company called InBev a Belgian Brazilian brewing company. They just keep the name because they recognize the name. That's surprising a busy mall many malls in the U.S. have closed many people shop online moving away from this type of shopping it was so big in the '80s and '90s in the U.S.

[@alesanrud3281]

Czech Budweiser is a different company. Czech Budweiser is owned by the Czech state.

[@DaltonMirklestein]

People like Torres are a little confused about the original Czech Budweiser company.​@@alesanrud3281

[@travismillhouse8936]

Philips “blue buck” ale Vancouver Island Canada 👍🍺🇨🇦🥓

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

I'll keep my eyes open for it when I go to Vancouver island. Been wanting to go there for years. I was actually there for a couple weeks right when the pandemic started, but couldn't explore.

[@MattWhitingsEurope]

Ceske Budejovice or Veliko Tarnovo, I'm interested to know which one is the toughest? 🤔

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

There's difficult to pronounce, then there's difficult to remember. Between the two I'd say it's a tie. But neither are as hard as this one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kIPVpGynlrR9qcU

[@MattWhitingsEurope]

@@GabrielTravelerVideos 😂

[@palukens]

That burger looked good!

[@DaltonMirklestein]

Why didn't Gabe review the burger 🍔?

[@douglaswilkinson5700]

Miru zdar!

[@gagukyudiarinto4599]

hi Gabriel I’m the second to watch your video 👍😁👍

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Third. 👍✌️

[@locusstandi8329]

Hey planning to visit Slovakia as well?

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Not sure yet, thinking about it.

[@user-xq7jr1hb4n]

Czech beer is the best ! In the world.

[@shadowkeeper0]

The photo of the planetarium is the famous "Pillars of Creation", a photo which was redone by james webb telescope. The original was from hubble space telescope. It is only a small part of the Eagle Nebula 6500 light years away. Across the three "pillars" should be around 5 light years, so i guess the full photo should be maybe 15 light years across..so across it would fit around 12000 copies of our solar system.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Good to know, absolutely amazing.

[@conanlebarbare6961]

Vietnam nam food os very good why not to try

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

I've been to Vietnam, enjoyed Vietnamese food but not what I want to eat in the Czech Republic.

[@alex182618]

Cool town

[@torvaldelletveito9181]

I like beer. I only drink lager, safe travels 😊

[@DaltonMirklestein]

Switch to pilsner please

[@vladah1465]

Zákaz vstupu, nebezpečí úrazu = No entry, risk of injury

[@mirzagoralija4492]

😊❤🇧🇦

[@mwcinci]

Gabe missed the bud light fiasco

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

I saw the headlines actually, it was impossible to avoid even while traveling. Much ado about nothing.

[@skirolf]

What service do you use for ordering lodging? Do you order on the go or long time in advance?

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Booking.com, I usually make my hotel reservations the night before or sometimes on the same day, such as today.

[@ritastiles24178815]

You probably think I am odd but I think Bud Lite is good.

[@filimontamas]

Zmrzlina is ice cream. Therefore italian zmrzlina is Italian icecream

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

I see, good to know. Cool word for ice cream.

[@JohnDoe-qr4xu]

Budweiser Budvar is Czech. Budweiser is American. 2 totally different beers and companies who are constantly sueing each other for the trademark on the name. The American beer came later and is nowhere near as good as the Czech companies beer.

[@theeuropeancyclepaths8206]

Totally agree. Budvar is a class beer. The American version doesn’t even taste like beer. Total respect to Gabriel though, he’s a great beer connoisseur (like me 😂)

[@No_Use_For_A_Name]

Yeah, I would never equate Budweiser to anything near Czech beer. Grand Theft Autos take on it is suitable "Pisswasser". Czech beer is amazing. Staropramen is amazing. Nothing at all anywhere near like American rubbish.

[@annieis300]

🍺🍺🍺

[@Davejono2]

Gabe's more of a Irish stout drinker or a Scottish mcewans champion

[@taasmr4203]

What country are you from?

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

USA.

[@BhutWhut]

​@@taasmr4203His accent is very American, West Coast. 🤙 Shaka brah

[@user-mn6sq3is4t]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@vitalitihomirov5781]

Surprisingly Swedish in Swedish is Svenska. Quite Slavic.

[@vaultkeeper2]

Also, a svensk is a Swedish man, and a svenska is a Swedish woman. And a Russian man is a ryss, and a Russian woman is a ryska. I live in Sweden!

[@vitalitihomirov5781]

@@vaultkeeper2 sounds ryska or ruska?

[@Guztler]

​@@vitalitihomirov5781ryska

[@vaultkeeper2]

​​@@vitalitihomirov5781Ryska. Swedish is as far as I know the only Germanic language that has these endings for male and female genders, our language has through the ages been influenced by languages all around the Baltic Sea in countries that once belonged to the Swedish Empire, like Finnish, Latvian, Polish and of course most of all German, not High German though but Low German. Sweden and the Swedish language is at the easternmost reaches of the Germanic world, Swedish is also spoken throughout Finland by hundreds of thousands people and the locations of the Finland Swedish communities stretches almost all the way to the Russian border. These male and female endings is also applied to other nationalities, amerikan/amerikanska, holländare/holländska, fransman/franska, spanjor/spanska, grek/grekiska, finne/finska etc.

[@vitalitihomirov5781]

@@vaultkeeper2 russneska tungumal Icelandic language. I used google translator. Quite similar. Iceland is far from slavic influence.

[@pasqualeabarno]

👍👍👍

[@Bas0000]

Any words of wisdom for a 21yo who’s about to travel on a solo adventure for the first time?

[@DaltonMirklestein]

Stay home 🏡

[@witlof5492]

Don't wear a back-to-front baseball cap.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/fpTCc2mvjNeHgc0

[@d.c.1204]

You're on thin ice with the comments regarding Budvar and Pilsner Urquell 😂 That being said, I understand you like stronger beers full of flavour (e.g. Belgian style), Czechs are more into simpler lagers/pilsners, that have just enough flavour and bitterness which goes well with food + you can drink quite a few more during your evening at the pub. Belgian beers and similar are a bit too overpowering for those purposes.

[@ErvuJukl]

Pilsner is the best

[@Pidalin]

I would say that half of Czechs prefer harder, stronger more bitter Pilsner Urquel and second half prefers more light Budvar style. I prefer Budvar. When I have PU type beer, I will immediately fall asleep after it and then I go vommit 😀

[@martinc.720]

@@ErvuJukl According to you.

[@ErvuJukl]

@@Pidalin do you have often vomit?

[@ErvuJukl]

@@martinc.720 Yes Martina, according to me 👍

[@vitalitihomirov5781]

Zakaz is prohibition. The same in Polish. In Russian zapret.

[@martinc.720]

One of the reasons why I don't have a channel is, after a few videos where people in the comment section correct my pronounciation in a language I clearly do not speak, I would make one where I would go: "falafalafalafala dudodudodudodudo memumemumemu"... complete nonsense for 20 minutes.

[@SerendipityTravels]

BOO-DOY-VITSEH!

[@martinc.720]

How's your Tagalog? Japanese? Yiddish?

[@chrisbutler6258]

Hey Gabe, have you tried Czechvar beer? It has some taste to it, its not bad.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

That doesn't sound familiar, I don't remember seeing it. Will keep my eyes open.

[@andynatorSK]

Gab, Czechvar is the Budvar, just sold under the name Czechvar in Us/Canada BTW there is also a Budvar Dark Try :)

[@locusstandi8329]

@@andynatorSK LOL he mentioned Budvar i.e. Real Budweiser in the title of his video.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

@@andynatorSK I see. I would definitely try the dark, I'm sure I would prefer it.

[@andynatorSK]

@@locusstandi8329 not sure what u mean. I just answered what Czechvar is.

[@Pidalin]

I lot of people don't like Budvar, but I vice versa don't like Pilsner Urquel, it's very hard, bitter and I always sleep after it immediately and then vommit. And Budvar makes more types of beer, people who like more "proper beer" very like Budvar 33 which is very bitter and I don't like it, but I don't like beer generally.

[@pankajmaliknewdelhi]

This is the winter of 2023 I think

[@TheKingOfBeans]

Huh

[@DaltonMirklestein]

No Saheeb, it's the winter of 2021

[@He.Mi35]

V Českých Budějovicích by chtěl žít každý... 😂

[@Grinderfeed]

Wrong info on beer companies

[@user-xq7jr1hb4n]

It should Vse pronounced ceske Budeyovice. J is pronounced as y

[@WANDERER0070]

Zakaz = forbiden ,,vstupu = entry

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Got it.

[@travelvideos]

Only we Eastern Europeans can pronounce Budějovice correctly. That sound what 'd' makes in Budějovice is not in the English language. Got you!

[@Pidalin]

Ď is very specific sound? I think that only Czech, Slovak, Russian and maybe Ukrainian have that sound, similarly with Ť, not even Poles can pronounce it. But for English speakers, it's enough to simplify it to like their "DYU" sound and "TYU" for example in youtube.

[@guzmaekstroem]

Walks past 3 CZ restaurant and then complains of no CZ restaurants in the only corner of square where there is not one. :)