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Kingfisher Ultra

If it is a kingfisher; it is a LAGER and the Ultra is literally the Rolls Royce of the indian made mass produced lager universe. I heard a grapewine about Ultra being just a rebranded batch of Heineken brewed by the United Breweries Limited ( the parent company of Kingfisher ), I do not know how true the information is but both the Pints costs the same and have similar tastes. " Yellow Yellow dirty fellow "; to be honest I am not a fan of the generic kingfisher lager from the Green Bottle to the UB export and on rare occasions the Blue too, they all have the similar taste and once it is out of the bottle the carbonation and the head level is not very strong too, but the ULTRA is a little different. Experts will be a better judge on the quality of brew and breaking down the components but from an average beer drinkers point of view three very simple things can be observed about the Beer in Study. #1 The Color or Colour : As mentioned above the Ultra is a Sparkl...

Haywards 5000

It is among the Super Strong Sons of a beers on sale, at a high percentage of 8.25 % with a very strong taste of Hops ( aka Bitter like hell ). KingFisher Red has some competition a few cans of this monster are good enough to send the best of us in the state of Trance, a few extra cans and bam you are gonna be puking your innards out. Its a beer made in Punjab by Punjab and for Punjab, therefore Burrrraaaaaaaaaa alert if ever you wish to knock your self out with beer. Yes, I know Haywards is owned by SABMILLER group, which originated in London England, the beer under consideration is brewed by ADIE BROSWON BREWERIES LIMITED ( the same plant that makes another very strong beer called Carling ) just outside of GURDASPUR, PUNJAB. A bit of research ( reading the label ) you come across the components, barley, malted barley, the bitter blast of hops and our magic portion Yeast, till this point its alright nothing too special but there another component that is a bit ambiguous RIC...