Tiger Beer Can 330ml (Case of 24)
Original price was: AED 120.00.AED 79.00Current price is: AED 79.00.
Easy-drinking lager energy, without the guesswork. Tiger Beer is a Singapore classic, crisp and lightly malty with a clean, snappy finish that makes the next sip feel obvious. This case of 24 is built for BBQs, match nights, and fridge-stocking missions, so you’re not doing emergency store runs mid-hang. Great with spicy food, great with salty snacks, great with whatever the group’s arguing about!
| Packing | Case of 24 |
|---|---|
| Size | 33cl / 330ml, Case of 24 |
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Crisp, classic, and stupidly reliable, Tiger Beer is the kind of lager you can hand to almost anyone and get a nod of approval back. It’s from Singapore, it’s famously refreshing, and it’s made for those moments when you want a beer that keeps things light but still tastes like beer (not flavoured water).
When you’re hosting, the worst part is running out. This case of 24 solves that in one move, whether it’s a last-minute gathering, a weekend in front of the game, or a “we’ll just have one” night that never stays at one.
- Nose: Fresh bread crust, a touch of grainy sweetness, and a clean, lightly floral hop lift.
- Taste: Crisp carbonation up front, mild malt in the middle (think crackers and honeyed cereal), then a tidy hop bitterness that keeps it snappy.
- Finish: Dry, clean, and refreshing, with a quick, faintly bitter flick that makes you want another sip.
This is also a sneakily great “food beer.” It handles grilled meats, fried snacks, and spicy dishes without getting in the way, so you can keep eating, keep chatting, and keep the vibe moving. No overthinking required.
And because it comes as a full case of 24, it’s a smart pick for group hangs, stocking the cooler, or just making sure your fridge always has a dependable lager waiting for you.
Fun Fact: Tiger Beer was first brewed in Singapore in 1932, and the brand became one of the earliest big Southeast Asian beers to travel the world.
