Molárna

Molárna is a Czech term that refers to a small glass of beer or a minor serving of beer. The term is often used to describe a small pour of beer, typically around 50 to 100 milliliters, which is commonly served in the Czech Republic. In comparison to a standard pint or a larger serving, a molárna is a significantly smaller portion of beer.

The term "molárna" is derived from the word " milano", which means "small" or "minor" in Czech. The concept of serving a small glass of beer is rooted in the country's rich brewing traditions and the idea of allowing patrons to taste and appreciate the nuances of a particular beer without committing to a full serving. This practice is particularly common in the Czech capital city of Prague, where beer culture is deeply ingrained in the local way of life.

In some establishments, a molárna is served as a complimentary taste or a trial pour, allowing patrons to sample different beers before making a decision on a full serving. In other cases, a molárna is sold as a small serving in its own right, often at a lower price point than a standard serving of beer. The precise size and price of a molárna can vary between establishments, reflecting the unique character and offerings of each location.