The history of Itkul’s bakery began in 1994, when it was opened for our employees. However, word soon spread throughout the region about the amazing bread from Sokolovo. Every day, the Itkul bakery turns out twenty different kinds of baked treats, including Itkulskaya buns, Itkul Aromatic bread, and Top-Class Wheatflour.
All of Itkul’s baked goods are made using time-tested recipes with hop-based dough. Our bakers pour their love, warmth, and soul into their work, which makes the bread stand out with its unique aroma and unbeatable taste.
The bakery’s maximum capacity is 2,000 units per day, and Itkul is now returning to its previous output levels as new technologies allow us to level up our processes while maintaining the same quality.
Itkul is committed to zero-waste production. The carbon dioxide produced as a by-product of the fermentation process is repurposed and used in our carbonated beverages, while our main waste material – sour mash – is evaporated and turned into dry fodder.
400 km from Gorno-Altaysk, 1,300 metres above sea level, 8 hours drive in an ATV, and 40 km from the nearest settlement, located on the banks of the Koksa river, and surrounded by mountains in one of the most secluded and isolated places on the planet, lies the cosy Mamont Camp; a place where you can cross mountain streams, conquer difficult terrain on quadbikes, and take in the gorgeous green expanses and the snow-tipped peaks of Altai’s mountains – all accompanied by delicious food and exquisite drinks from master chefs.
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On Zvonarsky Lane in central Moscow, just a short walk from Kuznetsky Most metro station, lies Wine&Liquor Stash. This boutique of alcoholic beverages opened in 2017 as a showroom for the international company Marussia Beverages RUS, and since then it has grown into so much more.
Tucked away on Zvonarsky Lane between Neglinnaya and Rozhdestvenka streets, in an old 18th-century house, Stash lives up to its name – inspired by underground speakeasy taverns in America’s prohibition era.
The interior design comes straight out of a western, featuring wooden and metal crates for storing alcohol and guns stashed under the shelves, and brick walls reminiscent of an American bar in the early 20th century. The vintage furniture, ombre table, rare posters, neon sign, and themed décor have all been carefully thought through and laid out.
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