A close-up shot shows a can of "KARAGANDINSKOE AKZHUL" beer, featuring an illustration of a hawk
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A close-up shot shows a can of "KARAGANDINSKOE AKZHUL" beer, featuring an illustration of a hawk

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Saran city administrationKazakhstan

A close-up shot shows a can of "KARAGANDINSKOE AKZHUL" beer, featuring an illustration of a hawk. The can is primarily gold and black with a red circular emblem. Text on the can reads "1958" and "АЛК. 4,6% МВЛ". The can is covered in condensation, indicating it is cold. The background is blurred, with a wooden surface visible on the left and a white surface on the right. The can is likely a product of Kazakhstan, given the name "Karaganda," a major city in that country. There are no people or any indication of location within the city of Saran or its administration.