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№ 1 in Russia since 1996 Baltika Breweries — over 28 years of brewing experience and over 22 years of leadership More than on the Russian beer market. The headquarters of the company are in St. Petersburg — the city 40 beer and with a truly impeccable taste. 8 non-beer brands Baltika Breweries is the biggest More than Russian beer 670 awards company. The company heads the list in the industry, leaving other companies far behind. Baltika Breweries is an undisputable leader of the 8 breweries Russian beer market, one of the largest producers of fast-moving consumer goods with the capacity (FMCG) in Eastern Europe. Nowadays Baltika Breweries is a significant part of 40,1 mln hl of Carlsberg Group, one of the leading brewery groups in the world. per year Unparalleled range of products High quality The Company has the most extensive product line In its beer production, the Baltika Company in the country. It has beer to suit any taste: pale and uses only high-quality ingredients. Each dark, lager and ale, alcoholic-free and stout, locally beer bottle has to pass quality control in and internationally brewed. The company’s product 27 parameters in compliance with ISO 9001. line is represented both by its own Baltika brand and by iconic brands: Tuborg, Holsten, Carlsberg, malt beverages. Awards and achievements Innovations and many years of experience Baltika products have won awards in more The company boasts unique technologies than 670 international and national competitions. incorporating best world practices. Baltika The company’s main awards are received Breweries keeps abreast of the times, using from consumers who prefer its beer to dozens high-tech equipment in production processes of other brands. and studying the methods used by leading breweries in countries with century-long traditions and expertise in brewing — Denmark and Germany. Company brands portfolio Baltika brand Main varieties of beer Premium brands E X R P E ORT LAG Mainstream brands Non-alcoholic brands Baltika exports beer to more than 75 countries worldwide The company’s beer is exported to 75 countries Benchmark worldwide — to Europe, America, Asia, and Africa brand Baltika is the largest Russian exporter of beer. • The Baltika brand represents Russia on the world Baltika moved into the export sector in 2000, beer market as a benchmark of Russian quality. and now exports its products to nearly • Baltika is the only Russian beer that is sold all the continents of the world. in countries of Africa and the Middle East. • Baltika beer is available in other countries through retailers and the HoReCa segment. Baltika brand is Number 1 in sales in Europe Reliable partner • Baltika accounts for 50 % of the Russian beer export. • Well-developed and continuously expanding • The company entered the list of the world’s top distribution network. brands, which was published in the Financial Times. • Strong marketing support. • Round-the-clock hotline. Licensed production • Baltika beer is brewed under the license in CIS countries and in Europe. • The company has subsidiaries and representative offices in CIS countries, Germany and China. Alcohol content: 5.4 % by Vol. Baltika No. 7 Original gravity (ABV): 12.0 % Bitterness (IBU): 11–17 A beer belonging to the Dortmunder Export category — stronger than classical pilsners Baltika No. 7 has a distinctively soft taste with a pleasantly refreshing aftertaste. Due to elite aroma hops, the harmonious taste of Baltika No. 7 has fresh, slightly bitter accents and pronounced ethereal aroma with subtle alcohol notes. Today, Baltika No. 7 is exported to more than 75 countries worldwide. This beer has won more than 20 awards in industry and consumer national and international contests and competitions. We pride ourselves on: Bronze medal in International Beer Challenge Silver medal in the Pilsner category, Asia Beer Awards. Gold medal in the European Lager Styles category, the BrewNZ Beer Awards International Competition. Silver medal in the Pale Lager — Ale category, Available in: Export and Special from 5.1 % by vol., International 0.33 and 0.47 L bottles, Beer Challenge, London. 0.33, 0.45 and 0.9 L cans 2 Gold star in the Superior Taste Award Contest, 2018. 1.35 L PET bottles Baltika No. 0 Baltika No. 0 Baltika No. 0 Unfiltered Wheat Сlassical European lager Belgium-inspired, genuine with traditional flavor without alcohol unfiltered beer with unique flavor Baltika No. 0 is brewed with pale barley Baltika No. 0 Unfiltered Wheat non- malt and hops. Due to a unique dialysis alcoholic is a beer, where especial technology — dealcoholisation of brewed freshness, solid beer foam and pleasant beer — Baltika No. 0 retains a traditional fruit hints find a perfect combination harmonious and smooth taste with with its mild flavor. In order to keep a subtle sweet accent and pleasant hop richness of the flavor, we do not filter aroma, matching the taste of classical our beer, but remove alcohol at the beer with alcohol. very last stage of the brewing. Alcohol content: max 0.5 % by Vol. Alcohol content: max 0.5 % by Vol. Original gravity (ABV): 12.0 % Bitterness (IBU): 16 Bitterness (IBU): 16+/-4 Baltika No. 0 has won a lot of national and international Awards: contests and competitions. The most prestigious among them are: Gold star in the Superior Taste Award Contest, 2018. Gold medal in the International beer challenge 2018 Bronze medal in the Low Alcohol Packaged category. Australian International Beer Awards, Australia. Silver medal in the World Beer Cup competition, USA. Available in: 0.47 L bottles, 0.45 L cans Available in: 0.47 L bottles, 0.45 L cans Baltika Classic enjoyable to drink Baltika Classic Baltika No. 2 Baltika No. 3 Baltika No. 9 A pale Scandinavian lager A classical European pilsner Baltika No. 9 is twice as brewed with bitter and aroma hop stronger as classical lager Baltika No. 2 beer boasts clean It is exported to more Baltika No. 9 boasts and crisp, fresh and smooth taste than 40 countries a rich and pleasant with exquisite subtle bitterness. worldwide and is brewed taste with pronounced This beer owes its flavour to the under license not only bitterness of hops unique combination of elite hops. in Russia, but also and sweetness overtones. in other countries. This beer is enjoyable to drink, This beer owes its is an excellent thirst-quencher The only Russian beer amazing strength solely and pairs well will light meals. also brewed in Germany. to natural fermentation based on a unique technology that uses special yeast strains. Alcohol content: Alcohol content: Alcohol content: 4.7 % by Vol. 4.8 % by Vol. 8.0 % by Vol. Original gravity (ABV): Original gravity (ABV): Original gravity (ABV): 10.5 % 12.0 % 16.5 % Bitterness (IBU): Bitterness (IBU): Bitterness (IBU): 13+/-4 8+/-4 16+/-4 Baltika No. 2 has won a lot of national Baltika No 3 has won a lot of national Baltika No. 9 has won about 10 awards and international contests and competitions. and international contests and competitions. in different international contests and We pride ourselves on: competitions. We pride ourselves on: Silver medal in International Beer Challenge Gold medal in the Bock category, Monde Selection-2009, Belgium. Gold medal in nomination «European-Style Mild Lager», European Beer Star. Silver medal in the Superior Taste Award Contest, Brussels. Available in: Available in: Available in: 0.45 L bottles, 0.45 L and 0.9 L cans, 0.45 L bottles, 0.45 and 0.9 L cans, 0.45 L bottles 1.0, 1.35 and 2.37 L PET bottles 1.35 L PET bottles Baltika Specialty Baltika Draught Baltika Draught Honey A pale lager, relatively strong Beer drink «Baltika Draught Honey», for beer of this category lager with the scent of honey. This variety has an intensive Draught Honey — light, lager beer with rich taste and signature aroma the addition of natural honey featured of freshly brewed beer, both by a rich golden color and unique aroma. full-bodied and natural. Harmonious honey aroma, rich malt Baltika Draught is brewed taste and fragrant hops perfectly by means of special hopping complement each other and every sip techniques; it is not pasteurized of this unusual beer leaves a pleasant and is immediately bottled feeling of warmth, but it is perfectly after it has been brewed. refreshing in the same time. Alcohol content: Alcohol content: 5.3 % by Vol. 4.5 % by Vol. Original gravity (ABV): Original gravity (ABV): 12.0 % 10.5 % Bitterness (IBU): Bitterness (IBU): 16+/-4 13 Baltika Draught, brewed by means Baltika Draught Honey — beer brewed by of a complex hopping technique, gained traditional recipe with natural honey. a well-deserved reputation among draught beer connoisseurs due to its unique characteristics, which has been proved by a number of awards won in Russian contests. Available in: 0.44 L bottles, 1.5 L PET bottles Available in: 1.5 L PET bottles Baltika Specialty Baltika No. 4 Baltika No. 5 A dark lager based on the It falls into the category of pale lagers Vienna lager recipe of 1841 and has a unique signature taste Baltika No. 4 has a distinctive, Baltika No. 5 has a smooth taste rich and full-bodied flavour with subdued bitterness and with pleasant bitterness a delicate caramel flavour. and bread crust aroma with caramel overtones. Baltika No. 5 — a premium beer, which combines long-standing brewing This beer is brewed with rye traditions and advanced technology. malt, and is one-of-a-kind both in the Russian and international brewing industry. Alcohol content: Alcohol content: 5.6 % by Vol. 5.3 % by Vol. Original gravity (ABV): Original gravity (ABV): 14.5 % 11.5 % Bitterness (IBU): Bitterness (IBU): 20+/-4 10+/-2 Baltika No.
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