Kingfisher Reviews

I'd heard alot about this lager over time, obviusly i knew it was an Indian lager that is sold in alot of indian restaurants. Now im a big fan of curries and i imagined this being an excellent beer which is smooth, refreshing, easy to drink and can tame the burning of even the hottest of hot curries. Well i bought a fair few, being told that ...  Read the complete review

Last Saturday I was invited for a lunch party at an Indian restaurant. Usually I enjoy my Saturday lunches at home with a nice barbeque and some white wine. However since this was at a restaurant and being that wine was evidently not on our hosts menu. I decided to try some Kingfisher beer, which is so well prompted at most Indian ...  Read the complete review

I once got into an argument with a bartender who didn’t have Kingfisher beer and was trying to hype ‘Buttons’ ( Burtons actually , but Buttons was how he pronounced it ) . His contention was that all beers were nothing but barley water and fizz and would shortly transform into similar colored ‘pizz’ . I retorted that ...  Read the complete review

Kingfisher is a lager beer brewed in India and sold widely in the UK and North America. Since I have only sampled this product in the UK this review is based on that perspective. Not only will you find your local Balti House or Moghul eatery stocking this beer but you will also find some off-licences and supermarkets give it shelf space. ...  Read the complete review

Kingfisher, coming from India, is bound to be associated with curry whether or not there's any real link. However, this is a full flavoured, almost fruity lager with enough bite to match a seriously spicy dish, very refreshing, and best of all, not too gassy so it doesn't make you feel too bloated to eat. Not a beer I'd recommend for ...  Read the complete review