plnohodnotných

"Plnohodnotných" is a term used in Czech to describe a type of beer that is full-strength, meaning it contains the full amount of alcohol as specified by the brewery. This term is often used to differentiate these beers from "lehčích" (lighter) or "neplnohodnotných" (non-full-strength) beers, which may have reduced alcohol content or added water to lower the alcohol percentage.

Plnohodnotných beers are typically brewed to the brewery's standard recipe, without any dilution or alteration. They are often preferred by beer enthusiasts for their authentic taste and higher alcohol content. The term is commonly used in the context of Czech beer culture, where it is important to distinguish between different types of beer based on their alcohol content and brewing methods.

The concept of plnohodnotných beers is not unique to the Czech Republic, but it is particularly relevant in this country due to its rich brewing tradition and the variety of beer styles produced. The term is often used in discussions about beer quality, authenticity, and the importance of adhering to traditional brewing practices.