The first museum of brewing that opened in Ukraine was opened in 2005 in honor of the anniversary of the founding of the Lviv Brewery, which was known throughout the country. It was a joke, they talked about Lviv beer in the 16th century. In Soviet times, the local intoxicating drink, along with the unchanged Zhigulevsky, was one of the most popular in the country.
The museum is located in the cellars of the local brewery and tells about the history of brewing in the city. Here you can visually see how three centuries ago they made a foamy drink, what was the production of the masters, which bottles were bottled and how it was advertised.
