Traditional Czech Goulash Soup Recipe Soup occupies an essential position in Czech cuisine, and hence is very often very substantial. Thick soups are still very popular particularly at lunchtime. Characteristic of Bohemia, Moravia and Silesia are soups with a sizeable quantity of meat, such as […]
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The Day Czechoslovakia Became An Independent Country On the 28th October every year, the Czech’s have a public holiday to celebrate the formation of a new independent state of Czechoslovakia, which was proclaimed on 28th October 1918 at Wenceslas Square in Prague. Previous to […]
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Rose Wines Rose wine is a natural dry wine made from dark-skin grape varieties. Rose wine is produced using the same procedure as red wine, but the leaching of the dye from the skins into the wine in the preparation must only take a short […]
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White Wines White wine is a natural dry wine, made from white grapes and some black grape varieties. The vast majority of today’s white wines is made for immediate consumption. The younger the white wine, the better. All white wines are best served chilled. […]
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Who are we? As the name ‘Taste of Czech’ suggests we specialise in providing the best food, drink and culture experience of our homeland – the Czech Republic. Our main place of focus is the South Moravia – beautiful region full of viticulture traditions dating […]
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Czech Republic is well known for its world class beers. The first Czech beer was brewed in 993 AD. But for Czech wine, there is even longer history. It was in 276 AD when the Roman Emperor Probus ordered to set up vineyards in the […]
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The wine region Moravia is located in the South East corner of Czech Republic and lies underneath the Czech Republic’s second largest city Brno. Almost 96% of all registered vineyards in the whole country lie here in Moravia. The yearly average temperature is 9.4 °C, yearly […]
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The Czech Republic located in Central Europe has a beautiful countryside. Most of it’s borders are natural mountain ranges or rivers, neighbouring with Germany at the north and west, Austria at the south, Slovakia at the east and Poland at the north east. It has […]
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