Kingfisher Ultra Witbier Pint
Kingfisher Ultra Witbier is a refreshing and flavourful Belgian-style wheat beer brewed in India. It features distinct notes of orange peel and coriander, offering a smooth, easy-drinking experience.
Part of the premium Kingfisher Ultra line-up from United Breweries Group, this Witbier is crafted as an authentic Belgian-style wheat beer. It pours a hazy, pale golden colour characteristic of the style, topped with a creamy white head. The aroma is driven by citrusy orange peel and spicy coriander, complemented by subtle wheat notes. On the palate, it's light-bodied and smooth with low bitterness, showcasing the signature orange and spice flavours leading to a crisp and refreshing finish. It's designed for consumers seeking a flavourful yet sessionable beer alternative to standard lagers.
Tasting Notes
Appearance: Hazy, pale straw to light golden colour. Good foam retention, forms a white, creamy head.
Aroma: Pronounced notes of citrus (specifically orange peel) and classic Belgian yeast esters, layered with spicy coriander and a hint of wheat graininess.
Taste: Light, smooth, and refreshing. Dominated by zesty orange and coriander flavours. Low hop bitterness. Subtle sweetness from the wheat malt, balanced by a slight tartness.
Mouthfeel: Light to medium-light body with moderate to high carbonation, contributing to its refreshing quality. Smooth finish.
Food Pairings
Light Salads: Especially those with citrus vinaigrettes.
Seafood: Grilled fish, shrimp, mussels, calamari.
Poultry: Grilled or roasted chicken.
Cheese: Goat cheese (chèvre), Feta.
Spicy Cuisine: Complements mild Indian, Thai, or Mexican dishes.
Light Pasta Dishes: Especially those with vegetable or seafood sauces.
Desserts: Fruit tarts, light citrus-based desserts.
Serving Suggestions
Temperature: Serve well-chilled, ideally between 4-7°C (40-45°F).
Glassware: Best served in a Tulip glass or a traditional Witbier glass to enhance aromas and maintain the head.
Interesting Facts
It's United Breweries' answer to the growing popularity of craft beer styles, specifically Belgian Witbier, in the Indian market.
Part of the "Ultra" sub-brand, positioned as a more premium offering compared to the standard Kingfisher Premium Lager.