Pivovar Volt Jablonec nad Nisou
“An electrifying craft brewery nestled in a historic villa by the Jablonec Dam.”
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About this place
Pivovar Volt is one of Northern Bohemia’s premier craft microbreweries, bringing world-class brewing creativity right to the foothills of the Jizera Mountains. Housed in a handsome restored villa near the shores of Lake Mšeno, it provides a warm, contemporary ambiance paired with top-tier culinary standards. True to its name, every beer is themed around electricity—from crisp Czech lagers like 'Blesk' (Lightning) and 'Pojistka' (Fuse) to award-winning IPAs, NEIPAs, and rich stouts such as 'Zkrat' (Short Circuit) and 'Akumulátor'. The kitchen serves upscale pub classics, artisanal burgers, and regional snacks perfectly paired with fresh draft pours.
Ask for a tasting flight to experience the stylistic diversity, then grab a few designer cans from the on-site bottle shop for a picnic along the dam.
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