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If beer can be non-alcoholic, then vodka should also be non-alcoholic.

In my case, it turned out almost like a joke - "no vodka was found in your chocolate." But the label is still cool.

If beer can be non-alcoholic, then vodka should be non-alcoholic too.

Kvass

I recently changed my attitude towards beer. Perhaps my previous dislike for this drink was based solely on the fact that I hadn't had the chance to try good beer before. So today, I decided to have a couple of bottles of decent beer.

The first one is Krušovice Černé, which I bought in two versions: the original imported one and the one produced under license in Russia. The price difference is about a hundred rubles. The beer has a pleasant aroma, and the taste is rich and not sour. The Czech version has a milder and overall better taste, but... in my opinion, such a price difference is not worth it.
7.5/10

The second one is Velkopopovický Kozel Černý, produced in Russia. The taste is more pronounced, harsher, and has a stronger burnt malt flavor. Personally, I liked "Krušovice" more, but essentially, the difference is not too significant, and it's difficult to objectively say which beer is better.
7/10

Baikal.

Plum compote.
I took it from my grandmother. Bright red, very sour, and incredibly delicious.

Baikal.

Baikal is vast; you can’t drink it all.

I'm so happy! I finally found it! My treasure!

A real tomato juice, not sweet or a mix of tomato and carrot, as they like to do here.
In short, long live America and American juice producers!

Tea.

Today, we celebrated our parents' wedding anniversary. We went to a café, and I was delighted – I hadn't been there in a while, and it seems to get better with each visit. Mom was upset that her favorite strudel was removed from the menu, and my dad and I were disappointed that they didn't have the diet tiramisu (in the end, I ordered the regular one, and my dad had ice cream), but overall, it was a 10/10 experience. For the first time, I encountered a situation where, after we finished eating, they brought us chewing gum in branded wrappers.
And I'm writing here because of the incredibly delicious cranberry juice with spices. It was also served in a very colorful way, and I liked it.

Water.

Look at the amazing thing they brought me from Moscow!
A real Belarusian one (or is it made under license now?)
Well, now I'll live the good life! )

Tea, into which I crumbled pieces of Antonovka apple.

I found non-alcoholic beer in the selection in the area with the most local pubs (no, it's not Russians here). There's no such variety anywhere else. I tried them all. It doesn't taste like beer, but the lemon "Bavaria" doesn't taste like juice either. I liked it.