It would have been hard to pass up this place – a German
(well at least Czech) themed brewpub.
And check out the way cool logo.
Bohemian Brewery is located in Midvale, Utah, between Provo and Salt
Lake City.
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| Bohemian Brewery logo at the entrance. |
When I parked the car I was greeted by the sight of hops
growing on the walls of the brewery and the feel of a Bohemian lodge upon
entering.
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| Lodge atmosphere at Bohemian Brewery |
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| Hops growing on the walls of the brewery. |
More on the unusual Utah liquor laws. As noted previously draft beer is
limited to 3.2 ABW (4.0 ABV), but I also discovered that you are limited to
only 2 beers at a time. I ordered
samples of three of their standard beers, but the bartender only brought me two
of them. He poured the third, but
had to keep it behind the bar until I was done with one of the samples. Interestingly, it doesn’t matter if the
beers are 4 oz samples or liter boots – you can only have 2 at a time. Below is a picture of the first two
that I had:
Czech Pilsner and
Viennese Lager. I was pleased to
discover lagers with taste. Why
can’t the big commercial breweries do that? The Viennese ended up being my favorite beer at Bohemian
Brewery. In addition to these two,
I also had the
Cherny Bock (‘black‘ in Czech) and both of their seasonals: Choose the Rye and Landbier.
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| Two of the samples of there regular house beers. |
The best part of thing about the Utah beer laws in the
pricing on samples. I still can’t
figure it out, but look at the receipt below. Samples are only $0.50.
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