Shumensko Light, (0,5 L; 4,0; 10%), "Shumensko Pivo" brewery, Bulgaria

Shumensko Red, (30,0 L; 5,5; 13%), "Shumensko Pivo" brewery, Bulgaria

This beer we were drinking with big company at the house of Ludmil's Fotiev friends.

Ludmil Fotiev is crown-caps collector and great beer lover. He is working for radiostation "Radio France International". In studio is a lot of beer always. This beer mat was issued especially for "RFI".

First brewery-restaurant "Biraria pri Kmeta" appeared in Sofia. Brewery brews three beers "Kmetsko light", "Red" and "Dark". Beer are do not bottling and serving in proprietary glass only in restaurant. The beer price depends on sort are from 0,9 to 1,2 US dollars for half a liter. As far as no label exist I'm showing beer mat.

Bi�re aux Noix, (0,75 L; 5,8), La Brasserie Artisanale du Dauphin�, France

Ludmil visited France and Belgium in the beginning of the year. He brought a few beer bottles with interesting lables from the trip. There are two beer from new French brewery. First one is with walnut. Noix means walnut.

Bi�re au Sapin, (0,75 L; 8,0), La Brasserie Artisanale du Dauphin�, France

Another beer is with fir sprouts. Sapin means fir.

Ural Master Light, (0,5 L; 4,0; 10%), "Golden Ural" brewery, Russia

I spend in Ural only a few days but I found a few new labels.

"Ural Master" labels changed not so strong.

Ural Master Classic, (0,5 L; 5,1; 12%), "Golden Ural" brewery, Russia

On all "Ural Marster" is going lottery. The main prize is "Niva" car.

Ural Master Strong, (1,5 L; 8,0; 15,5%), "Golden Ural" brewery, Russia

Lottery is going as on glass as on PET bottle. This label is from PET bottle.

Strelets Special 7, (0,5 L; 4,8; 14%), "Patra" brewery, Russia

Text, alcohol contents and original gravity changed their places on the label.

White Night, (0,5 L; 5,0; 12,5%), Nikolaev brewery "Yantar", Ukraine

Lets go to the Ukraine now.

Words changed places on the label bottom.

Black Prince, (0,5 L; 6,3; 15%), Nikolaev brewery "Yantar", Ukraine

"Black Prince" design and label shape were changed dramatically and unified to "Interbrew" standard in Ukraine.

Chernigivske Premium, (0,5 L; 5,0; 12%), Chernigov brewery "Desna", Ukraine

Information about alcohol content and original gravity transfered from the face label of "Chernigivske" to the back one.

Berdichevske Khmilne, (0,5 L; 4,3; 11%), "Berdichev" brewery, Ukraine

"Berdichev" brewery renewed label shape in the beginning of January. The first changes in new design appeared already. Alcohol content increased from 4,1 to 4,3%.

Rogan alcohol-free, (0,5 L; 0,5; 6%), "Rogan" brewery, Ukraine

In the upper-right part of label emerged ribbon with the text: "#1 alcohol-free in Ukraine".

Sarmat Bavarian, (1,0 L; 4,5; 11%), "Sarmat" brewery, Ukraine

All "Sarmat" labels for PET bottles were changed.

Kozatski Kelikh Rankove, (50,0 L; 3,6; 13%), "Pivodar" microbrewery, Ukraine

Passing Zaporozh'e city I saw sign "Kozatski Kelikh - fresh beer". I visit pub and realised that it is microbrewery - former "Moskovka" microbrewery. Brewery brews only one beer "Rankove" in winter time. In the summer time they brew two additional sorts "Strong" (6/16) and "Original" (4/13).

When I was in Dnepropetrovsk visited microbrewery "Kilchen" finally. Labels didn't change. So I'm showing beer mat.