Trying Traditional Czech Alcohol With The Local Villagers

In this video I visit a village called Malá Lhota in Moravia in the Zlínský kraj region which has a population of 89 inhabitants. I was touring the village and making my way to get a meal, during the time I was walking to the pub I came across some friendly welcoming locals. My first conversation was with a elderly grandma which I spoke to while she was doing her gardening which she explained to me that there was no coffee shops around in the area. As I walked further into the village I saw a group of people standing outside in there garden where I was then called down and invited to have a look in their garden which I then saw that they had had horses and chickens. They also offered me a Slovak beer which was a Zlatý Bažant and I gave them a shot of Slivovice. Afterwards I then came across another local working on his garden where I then stopped and asked if the village pub was open but I was told it was closed but if it would be open customers would have to sit outside. One of the locals of the village then invited me in his garden to sit and have a Kozel which is brewed in the Czech Republic. Afterwards I finally went to take a look at the village pub.