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12.11.2026.
Pula, Zaobilaznica
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Directed by Goran Kočiš
STAROPRAMEN DINNERS WITH CHEF GORAN KOČIŠ Staropramen invites you to a special dinner experience with chef Goran Kočiš! Enjoy an evening dedicated to great food and Staropramen beer. Renowned chef Goran Kočiš will create a special three-course menu, with each dish carefully designed to pair perfectly with Staropramen beer. For €40 per person, the experience includes: 🍽️ starter 🍽️ main course 🍰 dessert 🍺 Staropramen beer Along with the specially designed menu, guests can look forward to meeting and spending time with the chef, a great atmosphere and a special welcome gift. All dinners start at 7:00 PM. 15 October 2026 | Otok Virovi, Virovi 1 📞 Reservations: 099 405 0569 22 October 2026 | Opatija Yacht Club-Trattoria, Zert 1/2 📞 Reservations: 099 277 1418 5 November 2026 | Novo Selo, Požega Triluna, Hrvatskih dragovoljaca 13B 📞 Reservations: 091 556 1798 12 November 2026 | Pula Ožujsko Pub Zaobilaznica, Dukićeva 1 📞 Reservations: 052 825 693 19 November 2026 | Sisak City Garden, Rimska 9A 📞 Reservations: 091 253 6285 Seats are limited, so book your table early and join us for a special Staropramen dinner experience!

Beer Story
When it comes to pairing food and drinks, wine has long held a dominant position. However, more and more chefs, gastronomes, and beer enthusiasts are recognizing what beer lovers have known for years — beer is far more versatile and often pairs better with food than wine. Looking at the bigger picture — from how it interacts with taste buds to its remarkable diversity of styles — beer is not just an alternative, but a serious contender at the table. Beer and Taste Buds – The Secret to Perfect Balance Our tongue recognizes five basic tastes: sweet, salty, sour, bitter, and umami. This is where beer truly stands out. Unlike wine, which largely relies on acidity and tannins, beer naturally spans almost the entire spectrum of flavors: Bitterness (from hops) stimulates appetite and cuts through fat Malt sweetness adds body and rounds out flavors Acidity (in certain styles) refreshes and lifts dishes Umami (especially in darker beers) deepens flavor intensity Carbonation cleanses the palate between bites The result? Beer doesn’t overpower a dish — it complements and balances it, allowing every bite to remain as flavorful as the first. More Styles, More Pairing Possibilities One of beer’s greatest strengths is its diversity. While wine has a relatively limited range of styles, beer offers an extensive selection that can be tailored to almost any dish. Basic Types of Beer and Ideal Pairings Lager (bottom-fermented) Light, crisp, and refreshing Best with: fish, chicken, salads, light meals Example: Pilsner with fried calamari or grilled chicken Ale (top-fermented) Aromatic, fruity, and more complex Best with: barbecue, burgers, spicy foods Example: IPA with spicy wings or a burger Dark beers (stout, porter) Rich and intense, with notes of chocolate, coffee, and caramel Best with: red meat, stews, desserts Example: Stout with chocolate cake or steak Wheat and specialty beers Fresh, often slightly sour or fruity Best with: cheese, salads, exotic cuisine Example: Wheat beer with sushi or shrimp Where Beer Excels Over Wine There are clear situations where beer simply performs better: Fatty and fried foods Beer’s carbonation and bitterness cut through fat and refresh the palate. Fried food paired with a lager creates perfect balance. Spicy dishes Wine with higher alcohol can intensify heat, while beer helps soften it. IPA or lager can mellow spicy flavors. Grilled and umami-rich foods The malty profile of beer enhances smoky and savory notes. Amber ale or dark beer pairs beautifully with burgers or ribs. Desserts Wine can sometimes feel overpowering, while beer integrates more naturally. Stout and chocolate make a consistently successful pairing. Simple Rules for Everyday Pairing If you want an easy approach, follow these guidelines: Light beer → light dishes Bitter beer → fatty and fried food Stronger beer → intense flavors Malty beer → desserts and smoked dishes Conclusion: Beer as a Modern Gastronomic Choice Beer is much more than a refreshing drink. It is a versatile, adaptable, and surprisingly sophisticated partner for food. Its ability to balance flavors, cleanse the palate, and match a wide range of dishes makes it an ideal choice — often even better than wine. In a world where gastronomy values flexibility and authenticity, beer is increasingly becoming the logical pairing of choice. So next time you sit down for a meal, skip the traditional rules and give beer a chance. You might discover an entirely new dimension of enjoying food.

New beer
Meet the beer that brings the energy of Madrid into every moment. Madrí Excepcional is a modern lager inspired by the vibrant streets, passion, and urban rhythm of the Spanish capital. Light, golden, and perfectly balanced, this beer combines gentle malt sweetness with a subtle bitterness, delivering an exceptionally refreshing and easy-drinking experience. Every sip brings a sense of relaxation, freedom, and enjoyment — as if you were on a sunlit terrace in the heart of Madrid. Madrí Excepcional is not just a beer — it’s a lifestyle. Created for social gatherings, spontaneous nights out, and all those moments when you want something light, modern, and different. Its distinctively designed bottle, with signature red labels and the El Chulapo motif, further highlights its authentic character and urban heritage. Why try it? ✔ Light and exceptionally easy-drinking ✔ Refreshing balance of malt and bitterness ✔ Inspired by the energy of Madrid ✔ Perfect choice for social and relaxed moments Perfect with Tapas, grilled dishes, pizza — or simply good company.

Otok, Otok 1

Sisak, Rimska 9A

Novo Selo, Požega, Hrvatskih dragovoljaca 13 b

Opatija, Zert 1/2
