Tiger Beer

Tiger beer is brewed in 6 countries and sold in 80. They claim to produce it using only first class malt, hops and yeast and they also check 10 different kinds of water each day to find out which one is more suitable for the beer. I like their logo, I normally buy it in bottles, they have the label written in a nice kind of blue which goes back with the gold of the beer. It is a very refreshing kind of beer. I drink it mainly in summer. I buy it from my local spirit and beer agent round the corner for a bit more than one Pound. They are partners of both the Arsenal football club and Barcelona. You ...  Read the complete review

Tiger beer is a fairly popular beer in South East Asia brewed in Singapore and weighs in at a tough 5% vol. This is always available in Tescos for around £1.70 for the large 680ml bottles. The logo is very colourful; an orange, blue and gold design making it very eye catching. Of course the golden tiger sits right in the middle under a palm tree. It's a kind of funky and unique design. So, the smell on opening is fairly underwhelming. It's hard to detect anything other than a grassy smell, slightly skunky, slightly corny. Totally unoffensive. On pouring there is only minimal amounts of head that takes only a few seconds to ...  Read the complete review

Tiger beer is the true Asian beer. The Tiger demands respect in Asia and throughout the world. Asia Pacific Breweries in Singapore, which is a joint venture between Frasers & Neave and Heineken NV, brew it (No wonder I like the taste). Tiger beer is the predominant brand of the company and was first brewed way back in 1932. Tiger beer is immensely popular throughout Asia and especially South East Asia. My first experience with Tiger Beer was surprisingly in Sierra Leone (West Africa). The reason why I ended up drinking Tiger beer there was because we had exported a 20ft. container load directly from Singapore to Sierra Leone of ABC Stout, ...  Read the complete review

If any of you out there are Pink Floyd Fans you'll probably no the phrase 'When The Tigers Broke Free', me being a Floyd fan i like that song and i like this god damn beer. I first came across Tiger in FHM's Top 100 Lager/Beers, it was as i recall the number one of the beers and lagers. After seeing this chart of bevvies i thought i must try this Tiger. Details about Tiger: Its from Singapore, where its extremely expensive for a pint, its a beautiful lager, its a strong lager (5% vol) and it comes in a variety of bottles of cans. It was voted by FHM best beer in the world beating Bud (the so called King Of Beers), beating Stella Artois ...  Read the complete review

Tiger beer is a pale lager served in a nice-looking brown 330 ml adorned by a…wait for it…tiger! If you prefer cans I have spotted some cans in odd places lately but they don’t seem to be widespread yet so you may have to look around for a while. You can pick up a four pack at your local Sainsbury’s for £3.00 or thereabouts and it’s well worth the price I think. This may sound expensive to some though but make it an occasional treat and you won’t have to worry about it. The taste is quite light and refreshing and leaves you wanting more and more. It’s perfect for a hot summer’s day (although we don’t seem to have had any of those in the past couple of ...  Read the complete review