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Tiger Beer

Tiger Beer (Heineken Asia Pacific)
Lager →
5.0% ABV
IBU 18
EBC 7
33cl
🇸🇬 Singapore

Tiger Beer is Singapore’s iconic lager, brewed since 1932. Present in over 60 countries, it is synonymous with Asian cuisine and tropical nights. Its lightness and freshness make it a universally appreciated beer.

📍 Singapore, Singapore

In a nutshell

Lager · 5.0% ABV · 🇸🇬 Singapore. Perfect with Laksa.

📊 Specs

5.0%
ABV
18
IBU
7
EBC
4–6°C
Serve at
33cl
Format
🍺
Standard glass

👃 Tasting notes

ABV
5.0%
IBU
18
Appearance
Light golden with a fine, light head
Aroma
Neutral, lightly cereal, clean
Taste
Light and refreshing, lightly sweet with gentle bitterness
Finish
Short and clean

🍽️ Food pairing

  • Laksa
  • Nasi lemak
  • Chicken rice
  • Char kway teow

🏭 The brewery

🏭
Tiger Beer (Heineken Asia Pacific)
🇸🇬 Singapore, Singapore

❓ Frequently asked questions

What is the ABV of Tiger Beer?
Tiger Beer has an ABV of 5.0%. That figure is its alcohol percentage, or ABV. It is a medium-strength beer, to be enjoyed in moderation.
Where does Tiger Beer come from?
Tiger Beer is brewed by Tiger Beer (Heineken Asia Pacific) in Singapore, Singapore.
What food pairs well with Tiger Beer?
Tiger Beer pairs beautifully with: Laksa, Nasi lemak, Chicken rice.
How should Tiger Beer be served?
Serve Tiger Beer at 4–6°C in a Standard glass. It is a Lager style beer.


🧭 Tasting and serving

Tiger Beer, a Lager brewed to 5.0% ABV, 18 IBU, 7 EBC. Poured, the glass shows light golden with a fine, light head; the aroma leads with neutral, lightly cereal, clean; the body comes across light and refreshing, lightly sweet with gentle bitterness; the finish runs short and clean. Its 7 EBC puts it in the pale gold range, and 18 IBU translates to restrained bitterness. At the table it suits Laksa, Nasi lemak, Chicken rice and Char kway teow. It is best served at 4–6°C in a standard glass and commonly sold in 33cl. Tiger Beer (Heineken Asia Pacific) brews it in Singapore, Singapore.

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