In brackets is shown beer characteristics.

Sample: (0,5 L; 4,5; 11%) -volume 0,5 liter; 4,5 - alcohol content; 11% - original gravity

Tolstyak Wheat, (0,5 L; 4,5; 12%), "SUN Interbrew", Russia

New wheat beer came. "SUN Interbrew" has already one wheat beer in the product line - "Siberian Crown White" (5,0; 12%). And now brand "Tolstya" has wheat beer also.

Tolstyak Wheat, (1,5 L; 4,5; 12%), "SUN Interbrew", Russia

Both in glass and PET bottles are brewed in Saransk branch of the "SUN Interbrew". Moreover (I checked in the collection) all labels of "Siberian Crown White" I have made in Saransk also.

Tolstyak Light, (1,5 L; 4,5; 11%), "SUN Interbrew", Russia

I decided to check other "Tolstyak" labels and other "SUN Interbrew" brands. "Light" label appears the new one.

Volzhanin Light, (1,5 L; 4,3; 11%), "SUN Interbrew", Russia

"Volzhanin" label was changed dramatically.

Klinskoe Light, (1,0 L; 4,5; 11%), "SUN Interbrew", Russia

"Klinskoe" label has new artwork also.

Klinskoe Light, (1,5 L; 4,5; 11%), "SUN Interbrew", Russia

"Klinskoe" is bottling now in original shaped bottles. The new designed labels printed on plastic film is using for such type of bottles.

Staropramen, (0,5 L; 4,0; 10%), "SUN Interbrew", Russia

Panorama of Prague is printed now more definite on the background of this label. The word "Prague" is printed with more dense font. Label outlook in total differ from the old label.

Bagbier, (0,5 L; 4,2; 11%), "SUN Interbrew", Russia

This is the very new designed label of "Bagbier". Couple of months ago I wrote about this label for the PET bottle.

Siberian Crown Classic, (0,5 L; 5,0; 12%), "SUN Interbrew", Russia

New version of the label with more clear-cut backround picture and more densed green ribbon.

Königsberg Weiss, (0,5 L; 4,5; 12%), "Ivan Taranov" breweries, Russia

And now a few new sorts from "Ivan Taranov" breweries. One more new wheat beer.

Königsberg 750, (0,5 L; 6,0; 13%), "Ivan Taranov" breweries, Russia

This sort dedicated to 750-year anniversary of Königsberg (Kaliningrad) town.

Extreme Ultra Light, (0,5 L; 4,0; 10%), "Ivan Taranov" breweries, Russia

The very new beer.

Bohemia, (0,5 L; 4,0; 10%), "Ivan Taranov" breweries, Russia

The example of mimicry to Czech beer.

Acapulco, (0,5 L; 4,5; 11%), "Ivan Taranov" breweries, Russia

"Acapulco" (relatively new sort)is brewing in two breweries of "Ivan Taranov" breweries in Kaliningrad and Novotroitsk. Now I have three versions of this label. One variant is from Kaliningrad and two from Novotroitsk. Differencies is in original gravity and manner to print it. Original gravity of the beer from Kaliningrad is 11% and printed as "11,0".

Acapulco, (0,5 L; 4,5; 11%), "Ivan Taranov" breweries, Russia

Novotroitsk branch brews two variants of beer with original gravity 11% and 11,5%. Here you can see label version with original gravity as 11%. I showed label with original gravity as 11,5% in March.

Oligarch, (0,5 L; 4,5; 12%), "Rybinsk" brewery, Russia

"Rybinsk" brewery uses now labels for traditional beer sorts in pseudo-ancient--russian style. Labels are printed on self-adhesive paper.

Zhigulevskoe, (0,5 L; 3,2; 11%), "Rybinsk" brewery, Russia

Moskovskoe, (0,5 L; 3,8; 13%), "Rybinsk" brewery, Russia

Barley Wine, (0,5 L; 8,0; 18%), "Valott" brewery, Russia

This is new brand of another brewery from Rybinsk. Label is in ancient style also.

Radlermass, (0,5 L; 3,2; 11%), "Valott" brewery, Russia

As far as I remember no russian breweries brew Radlers. About five years ago "Bravo" brewery (now Heineken) was brewing sort "Bochkarev White Nights" perfumed with "lemon". But it wasn't real Radler. So "Radlermass" is only one Radler brewed in Russia.