[nolliebs180]

Then I stumbled upon Budweiser in Prague and had a brew from here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Budweiser_Budvar_Brewery. We were desperate for a real Czech beer and some food, saw that Budweiser logo in the window and were dismayed. Yet the food menu looked good, so we went in, read about the 800+ yr old Budweiser so ordered one. It was a wonderful, dark, malty brew. Loved it! My expectation of Budweiser in Europe is much higher now.

[sokoloff]

Czech Budvar is fantastic. I don’t think it’s broadly available across Europe though.

Similarly, Heineken is very much worth trying in the Netherlands. I’d never drink it here in the US.

[pimeys]

It is very popular and easily available in Europe. In German speaking countries it's called Budweiser and everywhere else in Europe Budvar.