PR Approved

[Wd40]

There is 5% Indian version, it is green bottle/can. The red bottle/can is 8% aka KF strong.

[JR8]

The UK version or the Indian version?
I had the Indian version on Saturday night at Tandoori Corner on Boon Tat street. Its 8% so a bit too bitter for me. The UK version is only 4% or 5% and is a lot easier to drink.

8% ooh no, not unless it some Belgian monastic ale. 8% in a mainstream lager... well, my thinking it's more about simply drinking to get pi$$ed, than the quality of the product. Beer like that to me is not really bitter, just more 'thick'. More suited to a western winter than Asian refreshment.
Rated at 64%... hmmm
http://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/91/1896/

[ecureilx]

Say, where can I find Kingfishers? Been looking for it ever since I tried it last year (sampled it during one of those Beerfest events here). I reckon that you wouldn't find it selling in regular pubs here, would you?

In fact, most of the north Indian restaurants serve KingFisher. Including Rang Mahal I recall (haven't been to Shahi Maharani or Rang Mahal for a while)

[the lynx]

Alright Indian restaurants then!

[JR8]

Anywhere here have 'looney-juice' .... i.e. Belgian Stella?
[Has mythical properties a bit like Mekhong whisky]

[Wd40]

So now this thread has taken off from PR approval to Kingfisher beer

[sundaymorningstaple]

Can find them around here in the middle of the Dormitory Row out in Toh Guan Road East.

[ecureilx]

Can find them around here in the middle of the Dormitory Row out in Toh Guan Road East.

WD40, well, it's still 'related' to the Topic I guess sorts of -