CZECH-INSPIRED BEER POUR BECOMES POPULAR IN US BARS
CZECH-INSPIRED BEER POUR BECOMES POPULAR IN US BARS
Consumer Experience
A new beer trend, rooted in Czech pouring traditions, is making waves in U.S. bars: the Mlíko-style pour, characterized by a glass filled with approximately one-third beer and two-thirds foam.
Some establishments are taking it a step further, serving glasses with just a tenth of beer, resulting in a beverage that closely resembles a glass of milk.
Why are consumers embracing a beer that’s mostly foam?
Trendiness: The unique presentation is visually appealing and Instagram-worthy.
Reduced Alcohol Consumption: The higher foam content means less alcohol per serving.
Sensory Experience: The foam offers a sweet, comforting taste, providing a novel drinking experience.
This trend highlights a shift towards experiential consumption, where the presentation and sensory aspects of a beverage are as important as the drink itself.