Frequently Asked Questions
What does the ° on a Czech beer mean?
Degrees Plato measure the sugar in the wort before fermentation, not the alcohol. A 10° is a light everyday beer; 11° is a standard lager; 13° is a special with noticeably more body. Alcohol follows roughly, but fullness is the real difference.
Do you deliver outside Chișinău?
Yes — anywhere in Moldova, 2–4 working days. Chișinău itself is usually next day if you order before 15:00.
How much is delivery?
59 lei flat, and free once your basket passes 500 lei.
Can I pay online?
Not yet. Right now it's cash or card to the courier on delivery. Card payment on ibere.md is in progress.
Will you check my age?
Every time. The courier asks for ID on delivery, and we cannot leave alcohol with anyone under 18 or with a neighbour on your behalf.
How should I store the beer?
Upright, out of direct light, between 5 and 12 °C. Bottles keep 3–9 months, kegs 1–3 months. The date is printed on every bottle.
Can I return beer I didn't like?
Unopened crates can go back within 30 days for a full refund. We can't take back opened bottles for hygiene reasons, but tell us anyway — it helps us recommend better next time.
Do you sell to bars and restaurants?
Yes. Kegs, unpasteurised on request, with wholesale pricing. Write to noroc@ibere.md with your volumes.
Is the alcohol-free beer really 0%?
Střízlík and the pale non-alcoholic are both at or below 0,5 % ABV, which is the legal definition of alcohol-free. NYKOLA, the grapefruit drink, is the same.