Flying Horse Royal Lager Beer

Brewed by United Breweries Group
Style: Pale Lager
Bangalore, India

Serve in Dimpled mug, English pint, Lager glass, Shaker

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Pours a white head that fades and a pale straw color body. Smells of malt and skunk. Flavor is sweet pale malts and some hops with a little skunk mixed in.

yellow with moderate head. tastes of unpleasant funky corn. over carbonated. hard to find much redeeming about this one.

Long Island, NY @ The Curry Club - 650 mL poured a clear blond color with lots of lagery head. Taste was quite good. There was lots of pale malts with a hint of hops & citrus. Very solid Indian lager ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

A standard lager but where many are at least crisp in hop flavor, this one’s kind of muddy flavored

22oz bottle - pours like a typical lager with pale yellow and quickly diminishing white head. Aroma differs from the style when it comes to the hops. One of them reminds me of a kolsch. Taste is mainly bitter. Though the aroma makes this beer stand out, it’s not exceptional.

This could be my very first Indian beer. Of course it’s a Pale Lager, probably introduced by British colonists, though that is just a guess. There’s really nothing unique about it other than that.

Tasted from bottle at India Palace Restaurant, St Louis, Missouri, USA into standard pint glass. Pours a bright, clear straw color with creamy white head. Normal light lager aroma/taste: grainy, bready, barely perceptible hops, neutral, dry finish. Unmemorable, but it was cold and went fine with my hot butter chicken.

Pours pale yellow into a shaker. White head with medium retention recedes to hug rim. Adjunct aromas. Crisp with sweet corn and mild hops.

Serving: 650 ml. bottle from a local Indian restaurant. It pours pale yellow with a pretty good sized head of white foam. The nose is sweet malt and grain, but not offensive. The flavor leans towards the sweet and watery side with a little bit of stale bitterness in the back. Not a whole lot here. Somehow the alcohol comes out a bit as well. Leans towards the high side on carbonation. Not one I would select again by any means.

Pours a very clear yellow with a tall fizzy head. Sweet honey-ish malt aroma. Sweet and fizzy mouthfeel with slight malt and microscopic astringent taste. Tiny sweet malt aftertaste. Drinkable, like carbonated water with a twist of malt. Pretty boring.

Bottle from BevMo. Pours clear yellow with a rich white head and a skunky lager aroma. There is almost no flavor other than a chalky pale malt finish.