In brackets is shown beer characteristics.

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

Yarpivo Elite, (0,5 L; 5,8; 13%), "Yarpivo" brewery, Russia

Last month I wrote about new shape of "Yarpivo" labels. There are two labels for another sorts.

Yarpivo Original, (0,5 L; 4,7; 11%), "Yarpivo" brewery, Russia

Miller Genuine Draft, (0,33 L; 4,4; 11,4%), Kaluga Brewery, Russia

Kaluga Brewery is brewing Miller under the licence for a couple of years. As far as I know this is third variation of the label. Labels have not so significant differencies.

Gösser, (0,33 and 0,5 L; 5,2; 11,8%), "Baltic Line" brewery, Russia

Gösser is brewing in Russia under the licence also. Both labels 0,33 and 0,5 litres lose left "wing". Brewery is using special bottles with groove the same shape as label.

St.Peter's Cream Stout, (0,5 L; 6,5), St.Peter's Brewery Co. Ltd., Great Britain

I'm going on to pamper myself with excellent St.Peter's beer.

St.Peter's Suffolk Gold, (0,5 L; 4,9), St.Peter's Brewery Co. Ltd., Great Britain

Fohrenburger Lager, (0,33 L; 4,9), Brauerei Fohrenburg GmbH & Co., Austria

The new Austrian label.

Zipfer, (0,33 and 0,66 L; 4,9; 12,2%), Brauerei Zipf, Austria

It was some changes of importing variation of "Zipfer" labels for different volumes 0,33 and 0,66. Both labels are very similar so I'm showing only one.

Budweiser Burgerbrau, (0,5 L; 5,0), Pivovar Samson, Czech Republic

All importing beers were buying in Moscow. Labels I show have some differncies from the previous issues.

Krombacher Pils, (0,5 L; 4,8; 11,4%), Krombacher Privatbrauerei, Germany

Nastro Azzurro, (0,66 L; 5,2), Birra Peroni, Italy

There is new label from Italy. As far as I know in the past Brewery was using only rectangle labels.

Sapporo, (0,33 L; 4,7), Guinness Ireland Group Ltd., Ireland

Pseudo-japaneese Sapporo is keeping labels desing for a long period. But changes are happening time to time. As mentioned on the label Sapporo is breweing under the licence in the UE. By my information Guiness brew this beer.

Tiger, (0,33 L; 5,0), Asia Pacific Breweries Ltd., Singapore

This beer is really from South-East Asia. For a coumple of years there are no changes on label. Showed label is from beer I bought in Moscow. Label is slightly differ from label which bring recently Belgian collector Walter Mertens from South Korea.

Yanjing Beer, (0,64 L; 4,0; 11%), Beijing Yanjing Brewering Company, China

I bought a few Chineese beers. Sign shapes are differ from previous issues.

Yanjing Beer Extra, (0,64 L; 4,3; 12%), Beijing Yanjing Brewering Company, China

Yanjing Beer Extra, (0,355 L; 4,3; 12%), Beijing Yanjing Brewering Company, China

Yanjing Beer Extra, (0,33 L; 4,3; 12%), Beijing Yanjing Brewering Company, China

I bought one more bottle of Yanjing Beer with green label. But it was unable to wash away label from the bottle.