From the archives: This is a reasonably drinkable pale lager. Close to non alcohol brews. Never seen it outside Russia though.

From the notes. Can. Yellow, fizzy. Aroma of beer, but less aroma than the other Baltika’s. Less taste than them too (except #0). Not much going on, or point.

Light and fruity. (This beer rating was imported from FB and unfortunately lacks any further comments.)

Hey, not too bad. My wife is Russian/German so she picked this up on a trip back to St.Petersburg. She got me 4 different Baltikas and this one wasnt too bad, minus the aftertaste and it is ok. i wouldn’t go looking for it but again not too bad. Better than a select few of the American light beers. Not at all amzing, just so-so.

50cl can. pale yellow, thin head. not much going on here, bit metallic, malty aroma.

50 cL can from Sam’s Quik Shop. Golden yellow pour with a medium quickly dissipating head. Metallic and corny aroma. Taste is grain, corn, grass. Some metallic notes. Medium bodied. Honestly probably the best Baltika pale lager.

This is lawnmower, summer beer. Refreshing and clean at least, but not much of a body. Faint fruitiness, a bit of malt sweetness.

tastless clear watery piss of a beer. has to be one of the mildest experienses in my life.

500ml can. Light yellow, quickly dissipating head. Smells of aroma, but not much else. Taste is a whole mixed bag of things - ranging from a sweet light maltiness, to nothing at all, to cooking apples, to nothing at all, to beer. No, sorry I was lying about that last one. A masterpiece of blandness, but at least it wasn’t nasty. If I’m being fair, I will own up to a little hint of hop in it. But that might just be the finish of last night’s 100gram still.

Canned, thanks oh6gdx Pale yellow, rich firm head. Fruity aroma with melon and pineapple Sweet and fairly light bodied with clean mouthfeel and notes of vegetables. Very low bitterness. refreshing (for being a BBH beer).