Pivovar Jihlava is a Czech brewery located in Jihlava, in the Vysočina region of the Czech Republic. Widely known by its popular nickname Ježek — meaning hedgehog — the brewery has deep roots in the local brewing tradition of Jihlava. It operates as part of the Pivovary Lobkowicz Group, one of the larger brewing conglomerates in the Czech industry, alongside other regional breweries such as Pivovar Černá Hora, Pivovar Klášter and Pivovar Protivín. The brewery's portfolio centres on traditional Czech lager styles brewed under the Ježek brand. Its range includes Ježek 10 Šenkovní, a lighter session lager, Ježek 11 Jedenáctka, a classic Czech pale lager, and Ježek Kvasnicový, an unfiltered yeast beer. The brewery also produces speciality offerings such as Ježek 12, a semi-dark beer with distinctive bitterness and body, as well as seasonal and spiced beers. The beers follow the traditional Czech degree system, indicating original wort gravity. Pivovar Jihlava holds a firm place within the Czech regional brewing landscape, balancing accessible everyday lagers with a broader range of styles. Its flagship Ježek brand remains a recognisable name in the Vysočina region and beyond.