Brands
- Budweiser Budvar Czech Premium Lager / Czechvar (Red, white, and Gold Quality Label awarded by Monde Selection in 2011 and 2010/): The classic Budějovický Budvar lager. Contains 5% alcohol by volume.
- Budweiser Budvar Pale Beer (Silver, white, and Gold Quality Label): Marketed as a more accessible beer than the red label. Contains 4% alcohol by volume.
- Budweiser Budvar Premium Dark Lager (Black Label and Gold Quality Label/awarded by Monde Selection in 2011 and 2010/): This beer is brewed in the same style as the red label, but is brewed from three different kinds of barley malts. Contains 4.7% alcohol by volume.
- Budweiser Budvar non-alcoholic beer (Green Label and Gold Quality Label/awarded by Monde Selection in 2011/): A non-alcohol version. Contains a maximum of 0.5% alcohol by volume.
- Bud Super Strong (Dark Red Label and Silver Quality Label/awarded by Monde Selection in 2005)): This beer is marketed as the super-premium member of the Budvar family. Contains 7.6% alcohol by volume.
- Budweiser Budvar Yeast Lager: Unlike the other Budvar beers, Yeast Lager is served in kegs, not bottles. 5% alcohol by volume.
- Pardál (Gold Quality Label awarded by Monde Selection in 2010): Budvar calls Pardál "the perfect beer for sharp and full bitter flavoured beer lovers." Contains 3.8% alcohol by volume.
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Budějovický Budvar is marketed under the label Czechvar in North America. The same label with a green bottle is used in Canada.
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Budějovický Budvar is marketed as such in Australia
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Budějovický Budvar is marketed as Budweiser Budvar in Europe
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Budweiser Budvar Czech Premium Lager
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