Seklyčia prie Uosio

Outstanding experience with a old wood pub building across from the tree of keys with outside seating in a courtyard. A great selection of the Piniavos Alus beers on tap.

So this place acts like an embassy for Piniavos Alus. You can always be sure, that you gonna get a whole range of theirs beer, with a chance of running into some treats too. Sometimes they can pour the same beer, but from two different barrels - one standing for "freshly" brewed ale, and another for "matured" one. Would rate it higher if not an accident which happend to me a few years ago. One "loyal" customer of theirs confronted me - some drunk guy, trying to force me to show my documents, because he is volunteering police helper. When I said no, he took it as an insult and went to such an extreme, that the only way to settle the argument, according to him, was going outside. Ofcourse, I declined. Later he tried to provoke me by cursing, and shouting at me, boasting to the bar lady how he is gonna hit me hard. I don't care about bums like that, but what really unsettled me, was the reaction of the establishment's owner - he did nothing to defend me, didn't cared at all to tell that guy stop shouting and cursing. Is it example of total ignorance, where drunk "loyal" customer is more important than peaceful visitors, or post-soviet belief in neo-liberal truths that just like market economics can regulate itself, so will the people, and finally drunk (sic!) guy will come to his sense? I don't know. Worth a visit to try Piniavos' beers, thou.

A very welcoming place. There was a bike race that closed many of the town’s streets so we walked a cicuitous route to find it. It’s a pub with a small bar and lots of restaurant tables, plus a very nice outdoor area, part covered and part open to the sky, but it was raining when we visited. Three or four of their beers on offer, plus a range of others. Staff were very welcoming and provided us with keys to nail to the lightning tree outside - the tree died when it was struck, but when someone nailed a key to it, it sprouted anew. Great story, great place.

We visited the Piniavos Botago brewery, not much to see there. However their bar (this place I am rating right now) is a lot of fun. Patrons appeared to be older folks compared to the younger party crowd at Gyvo Alaus Krautuvélé five miles away. Nice rustic bar offering some Piniavos beers on tap and in bottles. Some of those Piniavos are really worth trying because they are original, especially those filtered through branches of this and that. IMPORTANT TOURIST TIP : One thing really cool about this bar is the tree they have in front. You bring a key, any key, and they will lend you a hammer to nail your key up this large tree that has thousands of keys already nailed to it. The meaning of this I forget but it is a sign of respect to the Lithuania country. Bring a spare key when you visit this bar.

Very nice little wooden house with a bar in it, and a large outside seating area. Run by a family, the daughter has a little English, and the son I’m told quite a bit. Good, friendly service. Clearly a place for the locals. They seemed to just have the three beers from Piniava, but draft they were in excellent condition and just lovely. The most pleasant place I saw in Panevezys.

Great little wood-lined shack on the outer edge of the centre, with a front bar and rear stammtisch room. Check the baked cheese.

Établissement visité le mercredi 7 mars vers 19h. Ambiance: Tout en bois, pièce sur pièce. Décoration antique un peu partout. De l’autre côté de la rue vous aller découvrir un arbre où il est possible d’accrocher une de vos clés. Service: Faut dire qu’on nous attendais, donc on a été super bien servi. Sélection: Les bières de Pianiva car c’est le même propriétaire. (185e rating d’établissement)

Gorgious rustic-feeling bar, and the freshest lushest Piniava beer you will ever find (except perhaps at the brewery itself). Local vibe felt very warm. Cozy back room if you want quiet, main body if you want the buzz. Oh - bring a spare key.

A little gem of a bar owned by Piniava Alutis. Their wonderful Seklycios is on tap here, alongside 2 other of their brews. The atmosphere is very homey, with wooden logs all around and people spontaneously singing, clapping, etc. A great relatively new place which is perfect to showcase Piniava Alutis beers.