In St. Petersburg opened an exhibition about the traditions of brewing
Baltika Brewing Company together with the Russian Ethnographic Museum organized the exhibition “Living Water: Folk Brewing Traditions”, which was launched on October 19 by Governor Alexander Beglov. This is reported by Vice-Governor Kirill Polyakov in his official channel in MAKS.
Baltika Brewing Company together with the Russian Ethnographic Museum organized the exhibition “Living Water: Folk Brewing Traditions”, which was launched on October 19 by Governor Alexander Beglov. This is reported by Vice-Governor Kirill Polyakov in his official channel in MAKS.
The project is timed to the Year of Unity of the Peoples of Russia. Its mission is to demonstrate how industry is linked to the country’s cultural heritage. Branches of Baltika are located in eight cities of the Russian Federation, and more than nine thousand people work for them. The company's products are exported to 40 countries.
For the economy of St. Petersburg, the enterprise is a backbone and, among other things, is one of the largest taxpayers of the city. Its investments in its own development over the past ten years have reached more than 13 billion rubles.
