I suppose that this issue will be the shortest. I was only in one business trip in February. It was continuation of business trip to Ukraine in January. The end of January I spend in Kiev. In February I was in the east of Ukraine. I visited Kramatorsk, Dnepropetrovsk and Kherson region.

Podil Classic Light, (0,5 L; 4,0; 11%), Podol Brewery, Ukraine

"Podol" label didn't change during the last time. Now is using label with 2004 and 2003 years on the edge of label. On the label easy to find 2005 year printed above picture.

Sarmat Light, (0,5 L; 4,4; 11%), "Sarmat" brewery, Ukraine

The font for alcohol content was changed on this label. The background colour was changed also.

Sarmat Light, (0,5 L; 4,0; 10%), "Sarmat" brewery, Ukraine

On this label was changed only font for alcohol content.

ZIP, (1,5 L; 4,0; 12%), "Kilchen" brewery, Ukraine

I spend only one day in Dnepropetrovsk and all my time was dedicated to business. I aske my driver to visit "Kilchen" brewery and to get labels. Driver looked for brewery very long and found it only after working day was over. He didn't get labels but bought full set of beers in small shop near the brewery.

I have already "ZIP" label in my collection. This label is upended compare with the old version. Beer is bottled in PET bottle.

Kilchen Semidark, (0,5 L; 5,0; 13%), "Kilchen" brewery, Ukraine

Here are shown a few selfadhesive labels for other "Kilchen" sorts bottled in glass bottles.

Kilchen Light, (0,5 L; 4,5; 11%), "Kilchen" brewery, Ukraine

Kilchen Dark, (0,5 L; 6,0; 15%), "Kilchen" brewery, Ukraine

Dikansky Evenings, (0,5 L; 5,0; 14%), "Poltavpivo" brewery, Ukraine

The next variation of "Dikansky Evenings" label. I have more that dozen of different variations of this label in my collection.

Azovske, (0,5 L; 3,7; 11%), Melitopol brewery "Azov", Ukraine

"Azovske" label slightly changed. Value of original gravity was shifted from the left to the right side.