Velko-Popowitz Goat Brewery and Sternberg Castle

The goat is a multifaceted animal.

First of all, it's beautiful. The goat turned its head even to the gods of Olympus. So they took the fashion to introduce something goat in their appearance. Who has hoofs instead of legs, who has horns on his head, and who has half his body made a goat.

Why should I go far? There, we are familiar with the devil of fairy tales, too, you know, in trends ). And he is in horns and goat skin with hooves, he is plotting evil.

And people, too! On Maslenitsa goats are dressed up and participate in fun competitions.

Secondly, in fairy tales, goats are generally a regular character. Sister Alyonushka, trying to prevent the use of liquids from unknown sources, her brother was punished: “Do not drink, you will become a goat.” Kozlikha also had seven goats, which in the middle of the fairy tale pumped auditory perception.

The Chinese even made this noble animal with the sign of the zodiac.

Thirdly, among the villagers, the goat was cultivated as a symbol of yield. And having mowed down all the grain by autumn, they left several spikelets in the field to grow, calling them “goat beard”.

How exalted is the goat with its inner organization! His inherent purposefulness was often called goat stubbornness by envious people, but we all know that under this definition, strong-willed traits of character and a persistent desire to follow the task are masked.

So the aborigines of the Great Popovits thought: “A goat is good”, or rather, “Good”. And they called their brewery "Velkopopowitz Goat."

Where, in fact, you can go, get acquainted with the theory of production and practice the ability to distinguish between varieties of “goat” beer by tasting.

There, on the territory of the brewery lives the character of this brand of beer - goat Ondra - a cheerful and playful animal that can be petted and fed.

I promise the trip not only intimate and “tasty”, but also informative. After all, along the way we are supposed to have another cultural object - the medieval castle of Sternberg.