Tsingtao (6-pack)
The Oriental Brew with a Western Twist
Tsingtao Beer, a renowned lager from China's vibrant coastal city of Qingdao, stands out in the world of beers with its unique heritage and flavor.
Crafted from two-row barley malt, rice, hops, yeast, and water, it offers a harmoniously balanced taste.
Tsingtao Beer is known for its light, refreshing taste, and mild hop bitterness. Its flavor is characterized by a blend of sweet and malty notes, with a subtle hint of vanilla and a touch of herbal bitterness. This beer's relatively soft flavor profile makes it an excellent pairing for hot, spicy foods typical of its region of origin, enhancing the culinary experience without overpowering the palate.
Tsingtao Brewery, with a history dating back to 1903, was initially established by German and British settlers. It has since evolved through various ownerships, including a period of Japanese control and later as a state-owned enterprise under Communist China.
Today, Tsingtao is not only the most famous Chinese beer internationally but also a symbol of China's progress and resilience.
Tsingtao Beer is particularly well-suited for pairing with a range of Asian cuisines. Its crisp and clean finish complements dishes like noodles, spring rolls, dumplings, and even spicier fare like Szechuan or Hunan cuisines.
Producer
Tsingtao (青岛啤酒) Brewery
Reviews
Findlay Preston
First sip, pure delight. Honeyed notes leave a bittersweet memory. Absolutely pleasurable with a smooth finish. 🍻
Cole Buckley
Tsingtao offers a refreshing and smooth tasting experience, especially for those who prefer a lighter beer. Definitely worth trying!
Tsingtao (6-pack)
30.00 AED
The Oriental Brew with a Western Twist
Tsingtao Beer, a renowned lager from China's vibrant coastal city of Qingdao, stands out in the world of beers with its unique heritage and flavor.
Crafted from two-row barley malt, rice, hops, yeast, and water, it offers a harmoniously balanced taste.
Tsingtao Beer is known for its light, refreshing taste, and mild hop bitterness. Its flavor is characterized by a blend of sweet and malty notes, with a subtle hint of vanilla and a touch of herbal bitterness. This beer's relatively soft flavor profile makes it an excellent pairing for hot, spicy foods typical of its region of origin, enhancing the culinary experience without overpowering the palate.
Tsingtao Brewery, with a history dating back to 1903, was initially established by German and British settlers. It has since evolved through various ownerships, including a period of Japanese control and later as a state-owned enterprise under Communist China.
Today, Tsingtao is not only the most famous Chinese beer internationally but also a symbol of China's progress and resilience.
Tsingtao Beer is particularly well-suited for pairing with a range of Asian cuisines. Its crisp and clean finish complements dishes like noodles, spring rolls, dumplings, and even spicier fare like Szechuan or Hunan cuisines.
Producer
Tsingtao (青岛啤酒) Brewery
Country
China
Bitterness (IBU)
25
Untappd Rating
2.89
ABV
4%
Nose
A mildly sweet and malty aroma with hints of rice and a touch of hops.
Palate
Light and refreshing with a blend of sweet malt and corn, complemented by subtle vanilla and herbal notes.
Finish
Crisp and clean, leaving a slight hint of hops and a balanced aftertaste.
Can or Bottle
Bottle
Reviews
Findlay Preston
First sip, pure delight. Honeyed notes leave a bittersweet memory. Absolutely pleasurable with a smooth finish. 🍻
Cole Buckley
Tsingtao offers a refreshing and smooth tasting experience, especially for those who prefer a lighter beer. Definitely worth trying!
Kane Johns
With its balanced blend of doughy malt and grassy, slightly floral hops, this beer offers a delightful taste experience. The bittersweet finish leaves a lingering honey note that truly satisfies the palate. The smooth mouthfeel and medium carbonation make for a completely delicious and satisfying brew.
Nia Knapp
This beer has an uncommonly satisfying taste that is both refreshing and light.
Miguel Branch
Luscious balance of malt and hops, the aftertaste gives a bittersweet honey note.