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Which is the good brew for India? I generally prefer Budweiser and I am pretty much good with it.

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  • I was amazed by how popular Budweiser was in India (although I don't usually drink it). Pretty common actually.
    – MWhale
    Feb 19, 2016 at 2:17

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In India, We have many foreign brews available. Some of my favorites are in rank-wise order:
1. Hoegaarden(Belgian Brewed)
2. Stella Artois(Again Belgian Brewed)
3. Erdinger(German Brewed)

Also I recommend you to try Ballantine Ale, American Brewed Beer..

These Royal Lagers are worth giving a try!! Cheers!

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As in every country exist brands most famous inside India too.

The five brands are:

  • Kingfisher (4.8% grade - strong 8%)
  • Haywards (7%)
  • Royal Challenge (5%)
  • Kalyani Black Label (7.8%)
  • Kings (4.8%)

Personally I've tried Kalyani Black Label and I think is very good (is important the personal taste when you drink a beer bottle).

Unfortunately I haven't tried other four beer in upper list.

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  • Does Cobra feature on that list? Although, as I've recently found out; it's mostly brewed in the UK apparently?!
    – MrWhite
    Aug 5, 2016 at 16:22
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My favoured beer is Erdinger but it is priced high due to import duties. Of the local fare, UB's London Pilsner & Kingfisher Blue are my favourites

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Different people have different tastes. For me, I like much hard beer, Budweiser is pretty much mild for me. In hot days, I look for chilled Cobra, if it's not available, I settle for Touborg strong

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  • What do you mean by "hard beer"? ...Strong? (But regular Budweiser has a higher advertised AbV than regular Cobra? Unless you're referring to King Cobra 7.5%?)
    – MrWhite
    Aug 5, 2016 at 16:19
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    Yes I was referring King, and elephant is also good, the taste is not fine though Aug 6, 2016 at 7:47

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