Bucket potatoes and mystery beer

About 3 weeks ago I harvested my first bucket grown potatoes and this evening I decided to do another one to see if it would provide a better reward.

I had both Sarpo Miras and Mayan gold in there but only the Sarpos grew in this one which is weirdish. They got to a decent size, not a huge harvest but I'm not sure if you could actually more than this in a 12 litre bucket.

Here are the Mayan gold ones, heh, 3 tiny little ones; too bad as I love this variety. Save them for seed I suppose.

All in all, it's still a bowl of potatoes from a single 12 L bucket, that I haven't touched since I planted them, so I can't complain too much.

Now... today's aide in these arduous gardening tasks was a mystery beer. I got it from a shop nearby and it doesn't have a single English word or any latin alphabet based words on it either so googling for a translation was out of my reach. Yeah, I know I could have played with a cyrillic keyboard but that would have spoiled the fun.

My keen observation skills and some silly phone character recognition software led me to believe this is called 'Millers brew' or something along those lines.
Maybe someone who can read Russian could help me out with this. @mdosev mate, I know you're not Russian but I think you're my safest bet atm.

The blurb from the back, I assume it's saying something about traditional methods and all that yada yada... heh.

Now when it comes to the beer itself ... well, it's disappointing. I would say it a macro lager with nothing really traditional about it.

Don't get me wrong, it's not a horrible beer, but plain lagers don't really do it for me anymore. Light malts, some sweetness, not a lot of bitterness and watery.

As for compliments, it's clear, clean tasting, nice fizzyness and pretty refreshing. It did the job.

That's pretty much it for today, please let me know if my 'Miller's beer' is a good guess on the name of the beer.

Cheers