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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(bottle - 22 oz) Clear gold with a soapy white head. Aroma is dry and grassy with a lot of sweet and corny notes. Flavor is crisp and slightly bitter at the start with a sweet and corny malt middle. Finishes with light grass, hay, and bitterness that lingers for a bit. Thin and watery, but would probably compliment spicy food well.

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.