Obolon (Оболонь)
Ulitsa Bogatirskaya, Kiev
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Obolon Lager
Pale Lager · 5.2% ABV
It is deeply fermented beer with a nice hop bitterness and flavour. This beer is produced according to classical technology with lagering in cold.1.9 miles away at Tommy's Joynt · See all places
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Obolon Premium
Pale Lager · 5.0% ABV
It has a distinct taste and nice bitterness. In brewing of Obolon Premium rice is used beside traditional beer components. -
Obolon Svitle
Pale Lager · 4.5% ABV
It is light beer with a nice malty taste and a slight well-matched bitterness. This beer will be a perfect addition to your favorite dish. -
Obolon Magnat
Pale Lager · 5.3% ABV
The best ranges of beer barley, flavorous delicate hops and special beer yeast are selected for brewing this beer. -
Obolon Strong
Strong Pale Lager · 7.1% ABV
This is strong beer with harmonic composition of hop bitterness and flavour. -
Obolon Velvet
Dunkel · 5.3% ABV
It is dark beer. It has a nice sweetish flavour of caramel malt. It passes wonderfully to sweet and spicy dishes. -
Obolon White
Witbier · 4.7% ABV
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Obolon Magnat Ukrainian
Pale Lager · 5.2% ABV
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Obolon Soborne
Pale Lager · 4.7% ABV
The variety of light beer . Thanks to the original taste this beer helps to be in festive mood for a long time. 11.5°. -
Obolon Weizenbier
Porter
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Obolon Zhygulivske
Lager · 4.2% ABV
About the brewery
The plant received its current name only in 1986, after the district of Kyiv with the same name. The word ‘Obolon’ comes from the times of Kievan Rus, when it denoted low riverside meadows.
Built according to a Czech design, the brewery produced beer that gained wide popularity. After Ukraine became independent, Obolon was the first corporation to export hopped beverages to Europe and the USA. Obolon trademark beer started being perceived as traditional Ukrainian beer in the whole world.
After a quarter of a century, Obolon has evolved into a world-renowned trademark. Today people on five continents associate Obolon with Ukrainian beer #1.