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The Trekhgorny Brewing Partnership of Moscow, founded by Albert Kempe and the merchant Benedikt Givartovsky (statute of 18 January 1875); the first brew was made on 5 February 1876 and beer went on sale on 1 June 1876. It reached 5 million vedro in 1913. Called the A. E. Badaev brewery from 1934, it won the State Quality Mark for Nasha marka and Dvoynoye zolotoye (1968), Moskovskoye original (1969) and Rizhskoye original (1970), and passed 16 million decalitres in 1975. Privatised on 19 July 1993 (Trekhgorny, from 1997 Badaevsky Brewery JSC); it stopped brewing in 2006, and the Trekhgornoye brand was revived in 2014 by the Moscow Brewing Company in Mytishchi. unverified info