Kingfisher Premium Lager

Pros: East to drink; crystal clear
Cons: Lightness; Sold in green bottles; Causes excessive gas

Kingfisher Premium Lager is an Indian brew that is the largest- selling beer in its native land. United Breweries, located in Bangalore, India, produces this product, which is distributed throughout the nation of India and stands proud as the best...

Pros: It is mild so it goes well with spicy foods.
Cons: Nothing outstanding about it.

Pros: It was a cheap deal
Cons: But not cheap enough

Have you heard the one about how copper wire was invented by two Scotsmen fighting over a penny? You haven't? Well I haven't got time to tell you it just now, but it's a blatant misrepresentation of the Scottish psyche. I was discussing this slur on ...

Pros: a decent, easy drinking beer
Cons: not very distinctive, green bottles

As I have noted in earlier reviews, I like to pair beers of specific nation with the cuisine of that nation. I will drink Tsing Tao in a Chinese restaurant; Singha in a Thai restaurant; or Red Stripe in a Jamaican restaurant. So...

Pros: Not unpleasant
Cons: Very light bordering on the bland

Tuesday night so time for another beer review. This one's travelled about half a mile to my house from the brewery via the local Tesco. I think it was a journey too far...

Kingfisher Premium Lager Beer is an Indian beer brewed in the UK...

Pros: Full flavored taste
Cons: Very heavy and sometimes hard to find

When I'm thinking Indian food or just a relaxing evening at home, I think KINGFISHER! Perhaps it's because my roots are from the subcontinent or perhaps because it's just so darn good. It put domestic beers to shame on US territory when Kingfisher got...

Pros: Clean, and smooth
Cons: a little too light

This beer is without a doubt the best beer from India I have ever tasted. (In fact it is the only beer from India beer I have ever tried.) However, this beer would put most beers to shame no matter where they are from. I first tried this beer about a...

Pros: crisp, clean taste
Cons: similar to other pale lagers

This is my favorite beer from India. In fact, it compares favorably to most lagers that you will find from any part of the world.

It is light bodied and a little bit bitter. For some Indian food that is spicy, the beer does not quite hold...

Pros: Seems to go well with spicy Indian food.
Cons: Not a beer to sit around the house and guzzle.

I was in England for a short mini vacation with my fiancee, and in London there are many Indian restaurant to eat at. My fiancee loves to eat Indian food, so we decided to try a Indian restaurant in the heart of Soho. Since we are on vacation, and I was...

Pros: see statements above. Please keep up the good work!!!
Cons: nothing a very fine product. have a case in my refridgerator.

Great tasting beer. Enjoyed it with a steak as well as shrimp dinner. Would recommend it to all my friends. Have a case in the house now as well as i'm drinking one now. To bad no one in the USA knows about this fine beer. Was introduced to this beer by race car driver Markus Fux from Austria in Miami at the Ford 400. Good luck to you Markus your a very polite and talented driver!!!!

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