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The label is half in Cyrillic script and half in English. The English part informs me that this is a "Nonalkoholic [sic] beverage made from malt concentrate."
"Ingredients: water, glucosic & fructosic syrup, carbon dioxide, citric acid E330, lactic acid E270, kvas concentrate based on rye malt (cont. E150d), sodium benzoate E211. Manufacturer: Monastyrskiy Kvas Ltd."
Let's get a close-up of that jolly, root-beer-addled monk, shall we?
The root beer itself has a very strong malt flavor, but is non-alcoholic. It's sweet and only carbonated a small amount. Although my 3-year old likes it, it's a bit too cloyingly sweet for my taste.
Let's get a close-up of that jolly, root-beer-addled monk, shall we?
The root beer itself has a very strong malt flavor, but is non-alcoholic. It's sweet and only carbonated a small amount. Although my 3-year old likes it, it's a bit too cloyingly sweet for my taste.
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