Chernihivske

Chernihivske (Ukrainian: Чернігівське) is a brand of lager beer produced in Ukraine. It originates from the Ukrainian city of Chernihiv. The beer was brewed for the first time as a gift to celebrate the 1,300th anniversary of the city in 1988.

Чернігівське
ManufacturerChernigivske
Alcohol by volume 
  • Light (Світле): 4.8% ABV, lager
  • White (Біле): 5.0% ABV - First unfiltered lager beer on the Ukrainian market
  • White Night (Біла Нiч): 4.8% ABV, dark unfiltered lager
  • Titan: 8% ABV, strong amber lager
  • Titan Unfiltered: 8% ABV, strong unfiltered lager
  • 0.0 (Безалкогольне): 0% ABV, lager
  • White 0 ALco (Біле 0 ALco): 0% ABV, unfiltered lager
StyleVarious
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Chernihivske beer is produced in three breweries in Ukraine, located in Chernihiv, Kharkiv and Mykolaiv. The breweries are currently owned by SUN InBev Ukraine, a subsidiary of AB InBev.

A can of British-made Chernigivske that is sold to support relief efforts
Chernihivske beer in a restaurant at Ivano-Frankivsk

In April 2022, AB InBev announced that it would be brewing Chernihivske in several countries, including the United States,[1] the United Kingdom,[2] the Netherlands,[3] Canada,[4] Belgium[5] and Germany,[6] with profits going towards supporting humanitarian relief efforts in Ukraine following the 2022 Russian invasion.

Types

  • Light (Світле): 4.8% ABV
  • Premium (Преміум): 5.6% ABV
  • Strong (Міцне): 7.5% ABV
  • Dark (Темне): 6.0% ABV
  • White (Біле): 5.0% ABV- First unfiltered beer on the Ukrainian market
  • White Night (Біла Нiч): 5.0% ABV
  • White Honey (Білий Мед): 5.0% ABV
  • Purple (Багряне): 5.2% ABV

Sponsorship

In different periods of time Chernigivske:

  • supported the Olympic National Team of Ukraine,
  • was the official sponsor of the Football Championship of Ukraine,
  • was the official sponsor of National Football Team of Ukraine,
  • was the national partner of the Eurovision Song Contest,
  • supported different social initiatives and programs.

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