Guinness Improbable Russian Stout?

Nazdrovie / Slainte, whichever applies! (excuse any spalling mistokes) cheers MikeMcG full story at

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From 1st of July 2005 Heineken Brewery LLC will become the authorized

importer and distributor of Guinness and Kilkenny brands in Russia. Heineken will start local production of Guinness Foreign Extra Stout under license in St Petersburg before July 2005.

Mr. Roland Pirmez, CEO Heineken Russia, comments: "Heineken becomes the first one to start brewing the real stout proposition brand on the Russian beer market. The consumer will be glad to notice decrease in retail price for locally produced Guinness Foreign Extra Stout. It is expected to be on the same level as for other brands in the international licensed beer segment".

Guinness Foreign Extra Stout will be produced and sold in 0.5 liter cans and 0.5 liter bottles. It will be brewed according to the old Irish recipe and technology standards, using only natural ingredients in the brewing process. Draught Guinness will continue to be imported from Guinness Ireland for marketing, sales and distribution in the on-trade. _________________________________________________________________________

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MikeMcG
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Prost! Will it be bottle conditioned?

Brian

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BrianW

What do you think :-)

There are no bottled conditioned Guinnesses any more. The last one was the export stout for Martins in Belgium, but that went pasteurised about 5 years ago (and you can taste the difference)

This seems a bizarre development given the tradition of strong Baltic porters in western Russia and the Baltic states.

Best regards, Paul

-- Paul Sherwin Consulting

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Paul Sherwin

On Sun, 6 Feb 2005 23:01:16 +0000, MikeMcG wrote (in message ):

I wonder if along with the old Irish recipe and old technology standards they'll have old hygiene standards and ye olde aluminium cans.

Reply to
Steve Pickthall

I can envisage the old crone stirring the mash in an iron pot over the peat fire with her shillelagh right now. KeithS

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KeithS

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