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The brewery of the village of Belovodskoe in the Chuy Region, created in 1914 according to the Who is Who in Kyrgyzstan register; beer was already brewed in the village before 1917. It was privatised in 1993 as AO Salkyn, became the Kyrgyz-Chinese venture Usu Salkyn Pivo in 2002 (see the separate row) and, since January 2006, OAO Pivo Belovodskoe. In 2008 it was the third largest brewery of the country, with the brands Belovodskoe and Nochnaya Moskva (Moscow Night). unverified info