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[H1] The beer from a Czech village brewery loved around the world

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[H2] Get to know our Czech lager better

Kozel is the world’s favourite Czech beer! Along with our two signature lagers, Kozel Premium and Kozel Dark, our Brewmaster loves to create fun new beers that he knows you’ll enjoy as much as we do.
Discover our beers

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[H2] Kozel Premium Lager

Kozel Premium is the most popular Czech beer in the world! Kozel Premium is made with three selected malts and the aromatic Czech hop Premiant for a well-balanced taste, welcome bitterness and full body. 4.6 % ABV

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[H2] Kozel Dark

Kozel Dark might look heavy and rich, but don’t be fooled! This deliciously light dark lager will surprise you with it’s smoothnes, unique color and caramel taste created by four different malts. 3.8 % ABV

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[H2] Kozel 0,0%

Intense in colour. Intense in taste.
Kozel 0,0% is a refreshing, non-alcoholic 100% malt beer. Distinctively semi-dark and a bright ruby colour, it’s crafted with sweet caramel notes for a perfectly balanced taste with a gentle bitterness. It’s got the great taste of real beer, but with zero alcohol - goatally awesome!

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[H2] Kozel Semi-Dark

Four malts, carefully selected according to Brewmaster’s unique recipe, give this beera ruby red colour, light hoppy flavour and slightly sweet caramel taste. It’s a beer that’s half bitter, half sweet. 4.7 % ABV

Fun fact

[H2] Kozel means GOAT in Czech

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[H2] Beer can be poured in style

We have lots of inventive ways to enjoy our delicious beers, and want to inspire you, and our friends around the world.
Discover fun pours

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Perfect Pour

[H2] Perfect Pour

Our perfect pour is a traditional Czech “Hladinka” style pour. It’s a full glass of our beer with three fingers of creamy foam on top to seal in the freshness and flavour.

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Cinnamon Art

[H2] Cinnamon Art

For the perfect balance of sugar and spice, pour a glass of Kozel Dark and then sprinkle cinnamon over a stencil of our iconic goat Olda onto the dark foam.

[H3] Want to make your own art?

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Honey Crust

[H2] Honey Crust

For a more intense sweet and spicy taste, coat the rim of a glass in a mix of honey and water, and dip it in cinnamon. Then fill it up with Kozel Dark!

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Kozel Cut

[H2] Kozel Cut

Half Kozel Premium Lager and half Kozel Dark! Fill a glass with Kozel Premium first before topping it up with Kozel Dark – the dark lager even floats on top!

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Kozel Mix

[H2] Kozel Mix

A perfect blend of Kozel Premium Lager and Kozel Dark. Pour both beers into the glass for a fuller, sweeter pour that’s ruby red in colour!
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Fun fact

[H2] Our family of beers has won over 100 awards!
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[H2] Find Kozel near you

Kozel is no longer a Czech secret! We’ll be happy to help you find the nearest pub with fresh draft beer, so you can enjoy an incredible experience wherever you are. Be ready for a warm welcome and a cold Czech beer!
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[H2] Visit our brewery

We could tell you a lot about our brewery, but it’s better to see it with your own eyes!
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[H2] Born and raised in Velké Popovice

Our beer was brewed in 1874 by the Ringhoffer family in Velké Popovice, Czech village near Prague. Come and explore our village brewery, taste fresh Kozel from our cellars and meet our living mascot Olda the goat.

[H2] Brewery tour

Take a guided tour of our brewery and learnabout our remarkable history. Visit our active Brewhouse, and the production house where bottles and kegs are filled.

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[H2] Kozel´s tap school

After the brewery tour, try your hand at traditional Czech tapping. Learn to pour Kozel the traditional Czech way with a dense foam head to seal in freshness and flavour.

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Fun fact

[H2] Every goat at our brewery since the 70s has been called Olda!
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[H2] Serving hoppiness since 1874

1874 through today, our history is full of fun facts and interesting stories – like how we got our first brewery mascot.
Discover our history

1847

[H2] Our first batch

The first batch of Kozel is a dark beer brewed in a 60 hectolitre cauldronon December 15th in our village brewery in Velké Popovice.

1919

[H2] The legend of the lost French painter

A lost French painter gifts Velké Popovicewith a painted billy goat as a thank you for giving him food and shelter.

1930s

[H2] Our first brewery mascot

Our first dedicated brewery goat grazes in the brewery park.

1970s
[H2] The Olda naming tradition

All our goats have been called Olda since the seventies, in honour of Oldrich Lenc who worked at the brewery and cared for the goat. Our current brewery goat is Olda XV!

2009

[H2] Horned Kozel mug

Czech artist Jan Čapek designed a brand new mug with specially shaped handle – every true Kozel beer fan can easily recognize who was his model.

2011

[H2] Vojtěch Homolka becomes our Brewmaster

He is responsible for protecting the balance of sweetness and bitterness that makes Kozel so loved.

2017

[H2] Our first fun pour

South Korea invents a fun new way to enjoy our dark beer – with cinnamon on top! This inspired our Cinnamon Art fun pour!

Fun fact

[H2] Some villages have a square in the centre. In Velké Popovice, we have a brewery!
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[H1] Spice up your day with Kozel Cinnamon Art

Beer with cinnamon? Really? Really! If you are a fan of Kozel Dark,
you will love Kozel Cinnamon Art. A little sprinkle of cinnamon on top of the rich foam
will spice up your day. Try it at home!

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[H1] How to make it? It’s easy, just follow Olda’s these steps

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Kozel Dark

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Kozel Pale

Pour a nicely chilled Kozel Dark into a clean and wet mug. Place stencil on top of the mug
and sprinkle it with love and cinnamon. Voilà! Kozel Cinnamon Art in all its beauty.
Now you are a true artist. Cheers to that!

[H1] Let the Kozel beer spreak for you
Kozel Cinnamon Art is not only fun to drink, but also fun to serve.
That’s why we have prepared a set of playful stencils, which you can print at home
and use them to express yourself in a new and unique way ;-)

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[H2] Choose your stencil

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Print the best stencil

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[H2] Create your own Cinnamon art

[H1] Create, share & win a pair of kozel sneakers

[H2] Are you the next Olda van Goat?
Then win a pair of Kozel sneakers
We believe that our Kozel Cinnamon Art will not only bring
you joy, but it will also awaken in you a true beer artist. That’s why we will reward the best creations with a pair of custom made Kozel Sneakers.Just share
your Cinnamon Art on Instagram with hashtags #KozelCinnamonArt #KozelFunPour
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[H3] Welcome to the (Inter)National
We have turned people from all around the world into true beer artists.
Have a look and get inspired. Please, don’t touch the exhibits. Drink it at home.

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[H1] FAQ

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Question 1

How much cinnamon to put in?

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Answer 1

Few grams are fully OK as cinnamon is very aromatic and in case of a massive use, it will totally mask all the flavours of DARK. For example just sprinkle the top of the beer head in order to enjoy the combination of flavours.

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Question 2

In what form should the cinnamon be? Cinnamon powder/regular powder from the store?

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Answer 2

Cinnamon powder, you buy in a store, is OK.

[H2] Fun isn’t over. Let’s twist it with Kozel Mix
Pale or Dark? Dark or Pale? A hard question, but the answer is Kozel Mix.
Discover another fun pour or explore all of them.
Let’s mix Kozel Pale & Dark
Show me all the fun pours

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[H1] Get the best of both our worlds. Try Kozel Mix at home

We all have these days when we fill indecisive. Kozel Pale or Kozel Dark?
They both taste great, right? So why to drink them separately? Try something new today,
mix them together and enjoy a fuller, sweeter pour and the ruby red colour!

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[H1] You are one step closer toa whole new beer experience

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Kozel Mix represents not only the best of both Kozel’s worlds, but it can also adjust to every mood.
Add more Kozel Dark to refresh your soul or add more Kozel Pale to enlighten the rest of your day.
It’s all up to you!

[H1] Mix & Share

Our brew master came up with the idea of mixing Kozel Pale and Kozel Dark.
Now he is curious how much people like it. So, show him some love and share your
Kozel Mixes on social media. Don’t forget to add #KozelMix #KozelFunPours

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Kozel Pale
Pale only

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Adventure Mix
More pale, less dark

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Perfect Mix
Equal dark and pale

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Optimistic Mix
More dark, less pale

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Kozel Dark
Pure Dark

And there are many more! Mix Kozel Pale & Dark as you like it.

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[H2] Welcome to The Olda‘s Kozel Mix generator 9000

Don’t know which Kozel Mix to pour? Leave it to our brewery goat Olda. He knows the best.
Olda, show me

[H1] FAQ

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Question 1

In what proportion can MIX 2 variants?

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Answer 1

There is no limit of the mix but the recommended ratio is 50:50.

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Question 2

What do I get by mixing in different proportions? What different flavors?

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Answer 2

If you add more Kozel Dark, the flavour will turn into sweet tones, more caramel taste and on the other hand, if you pour more Kozel Premium Lager, the mix beer will taste more bitter and malty with a stronger hoppy aroma

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Question 3

Should I pour Cerny or Lezak first ?

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Answer 3

If you want to mix both beers, it doesn´t matter. The nicer visual effect is if you pour Lager first followed by Dark. Or you can pour them simultaneously – wath out the quality of foam then!

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Question 4

How much alcohol does the mix have? It depends what ratio of beers you will decide to use.

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Answer 4

If you pour more Dark, the alcohol content will be close to 4,0%vol.; if more Lager, the alcohol content will be close to 4,5%vol.

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Question 5

Can I do this with beer from cans?

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Answer 5

Of course, no matter if you have can or bottle. The challenge will be to have an acceptable quality of foam.

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Question 6

Will MIX prepared at home taste the same as the one served in a restaurant?

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Answer 6

There will most likely be a difference in the foam quality as the MIX served through a proper tap will have a creamier and denser foam if correctly poured. And the foam can cause a slight taste difference. Otherwise the liquid taste will be identical for both way of serving.

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Question 7

Is it possible to mix in a mug other than Kozel mug?

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Answer 7

It´s not recommended but yes. Important is to have a well cleaned, wet and cold mug. Also the shape of the mug is important, should be closing to the top in order to better keep the foam.

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Question 8

Can you mix all the beers?

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Answer 8

You can mix whatever beers together but not every mix will taste well. Some types of beers have strong flavours or taste characters that don´t get harmonized with other beers.

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Question 9

Will I achieve the Mix effect with all other beers?

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Answer 9

If goes to the colour effect, you have to choose carefully which beers could fit together as some beers have e.g. red tones and the final colour of the mix can be weird. The same principle works for taste and aroma…not every beer is good to be mixed. There is a wide space for experiments!

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Question 10

Can you mix Kozel with other beers? E. g. . light Lech and dark Kozel? Or others?

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Answer 10

Theoretically you can, better is to mix within the same beer category (e.g. lagers to lagers). It might be intersting to mix sweeter and more bitter beers, or less intensive beers with strong character beers, light in colour beers with full-coloured beers, etc.

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Question 11

How will the Mix taste?

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Answer 11

The biggest benefit of the MIX Kozel is the balance of the pleasant bitternes of Lager and caramel sweetness of the Dark. The MIX won´t be neither too sweet nor to o harsh or tart, just smooth to drink. The caramel taste supports the bitterness when you swallow the beer and will make you thirsty for another one.

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Question 12

Won't the dark beer dominate the taste and the Mix will be a heavy beer?

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Answer 12

It depends of the ratio of both beers. By using 50:50 ration, the DARK won´t dominate the overal taste. On top of that DARK is not heavy in taste as it´s still a lager with a high drinkability.

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Question 13

Where did the idea of mixing beers come from? ( Czech beer culture)

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Answer 13

There is most likely no exact date when someone mixed pale and dark beer. Also in the past both pale and dark were not always available at the same time, so consumers simply didn´t have chance to mix them. Before it has started to be popular as nowadays, consumers spontaneously wanted something different from a standard pale lager and the mix with dark was a natural choice how to differentiate from others. The strong help to the massive start of mixed beer has been the well anchored Czech beer culture here in CZ as people here know beers well.

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Question 14

If I ask the brewmaster to mix me Kozel beers, will he agree to it and be able to make me a Mix?

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Odpoviedzi 14

One of the leaders of the beer mixing idea have been brewmasters.

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Question 15

Will mixing alcohol not cause side effects e. g. the other day?

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Answer 15

There is no difference in the alcohol impact on your body when yoi drink mix or standard beer; depends on the volume of beer and your current body condition.

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Question 16

Does the quality of the beer remain the same/high after mixing?

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Answer 16

If you follow the recommended way of pouring and the mixed beer is covered by foam, there is very low risk of a taste deterioration in the glass.

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Question 17

If I buy two bottles, can I make two MIXes from them?

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Answer 17

Sure, you can. Volume-wise you have 1liter of liquid that means 2 x 0,5l glasses of MIX.

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Question 18

What should I do with the leftover beer I have left after mixing?

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Answer 18

Either drink it separately or keep it for a short time for another MIX. Don´t store it for a longer time otherwise the tatse will change dramatically.

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[H2] The best of Kozel fans
Now you know how to get the best of both Kozel’s worlds. Show us that you are now a true
Kozel Mixologist. Share with us your todays mix by using #KozelMix #KozelFunPours

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[H2] Fun isn’t over. Let’s make some art with Kozel Cinnamon Art!

Show me all the fun pours

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