Oh, I feel so sorry for you! Staropramen is from my hometown, Prague. And we generally say that if they would brew it from water rather than from horse piss, it would taste a tad better.
A tad, but still!
They are quite successful here and in Croatia. If the beer were so bad, they wouldn't be. Or you mean to say that we do not know what good beer is here?
I don't know who buys it there, and why. People drink it here too, and we have some beer culture, just because it is cheap and well marketed. Good beer is more expensive, if you just want to get drunk, Staropramen might be fine.
If I look at the offer here, in terms of mass-produced industrial beers, it is better for me than the Slovenian industrial beers now owned by Heineken. For me, price is never a criterion for something to be better.
Price is not a criterion for something being better. On the other hand, brewing beer the proper way and from good ingredients is not cheap at all. While there is no guarantee an expensive beer would actually be good, it is impossible to brew a good beer and sell it below a certain price.
As I have already mentioned, industrial beers - I am thinking here in particular of those made in large quantities - are also subject to specific standards - and, in the case of large breweries, if something does not go on sale, they quickly replace the products. I am also convinced that the technological processes there are under strict control. But of course, if you are petite, which craft breweries usually are, they are typically defined as microbreweries; they all buy more expensive because they buy in small quantities. Logically, their beers are not cheap.
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Je fakt, že u nás se to moc pít nedá. Ale čert ví, co vozí ven. Třeba vývozní Samson je o tři třídy lepší, než co prodávají domácím.
