Bohemia Regent is widely recognised as the oldest continuously operated brewery in the Czech Republic, and one of the oldest in the world. The brewery is located in Třeboň, a historic town in the South Bohemian region of the Czech Republic. Its roots stretch back centuries, making it a living monument to Czech brewing tradition. In 2000, following privatisation, the brewery became the property of the joint-stock company Bohemia Regent, marking a new chapter in its long and storied history while preserving its deep connection to the craft of lager brewing. The brewery specialises in bottom-fermented lagers, a style that defines Czech beer culture. Situated in the heart of Třeboň, Bohemia Regent produces a range of traditional Czech lagers brewed according to time-honoured methods. The portfolio includes pilsner-style lagers and amber lagers, with the brewery staying true to classic Bohemian brewing techniques centred on quality malt, Czech hops and careful fermentation. A limited edition Retro Edition Pilsener at 5.2% ABV has also appeared in the range, showcasing the brewery's ability to blend heritage with modern interest. Bohemia Regent's outstanding heritage and unique position as the oldest continuously operating Czech brewery give it a reputation that reaches well beyond the borders of the Czech Republic. The brewery is situated in the historic centre of Třeboň, offering visitors a genuine connection to centuries of Bohemian brewing history.