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BELGRADE, SERBIA - AUGUST 18, 2018: Baltika logo on on a summer bar. Baltika is a lager, export style, brewed in Russia, and one of the symbols of R

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18 August 2018

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BELGRADE, SERBIA - AUGUST 18, 2018: Baltika logo on on a summer bar. Baltika is a lager, export style, brewed in Russia, and one of the symbols of Russian beers Picture of a sign withh the brand logo of Baltika taken on the counter of a bar, with a waiters working and clients standing. Baltika Brewery is the second largest brewing company in Europe and the leader of the Russian beer market

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