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In brackets is shown beer characteristics.

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

Syktyvkarskoe, (0,5 L; 4,5; 11%), Syktyvkarpivo Brewery, Russia

Komi Republis was presented with two breweries Syktyvkar and Ukhta. All beer bottles I got had new labels.

Evening Syktyvkar, (0,5 L; 5,3; 18%), Syktyvkarpivo Brewery, Russia

Nothern, (0,5 L; 4,5; 12%), Syktyvkarpivo Brewery, Russia

Zastol'noe (Table-talk beer), (0,5 L; 5,8; 16%), Syktyvkarpivo Brewery, Russia

PivKo, (0,5 L; 4,8; 14%), Syktyvkarpivo Brewery, Russia

Barrel Original, (0,5 L; 4,7; 12%), Ukhtinsky Brewery, Russia

Novovyatskoe, (0,5 L; 4,5; 12%), Ukhtinsky Brewery, Russia

Golden Century Traditional #4, (0,5 L; 4,7; 13%), Marksovsky Brewery, Russia

In Saratov region booth was only three sorts of beer. Marksovsky Brewery showed only one grade "Traditional".

Zhigulevskoe, (1,5 L; 4,0; 11%), Balakovsky Brewery, Russia

Except "Zhigulevskoe" I bought "Lord" beer also. Lord's label was absolutely the same as in my collection.

Mountaineer, (0,5 L; 4,3; 11,5%), Karachaevsk Brewery, Russia

The new beer from Karachaevo-Cherkess Republic.

Schneider Weisse Original, (0,33 L; 5,4), Brauerei G.Schneider & Sohn, Germany

Next labels from beer I bought in Moscow supermarkets. "Schneider Weisse Original" with new label.

Erdinger Weissbier, (0,33 L; 5,3; 12,4%), Erdinger Weissbrau, Germany

In the very first time I met Erdinger in small bottles. Label is the same as for 0,5 L bottle but smaller.

The Beer To Dine For, (0,75 L; 5,0), Greene King PLC, Great Britain

Original shape label from English brewery Greene King. Beer from Greene King is frequent guest in Moscow.