Tiger Beer launches its version of the enduring lemon and beer mix
SINGAPORE — If you’re not too averse to adding a wedge of citrus to a cold one, or kicking back with a pint of Shandy, then you’ll love Tiger Beer’s new offering. It has launched the Tiger Radler, an inspired variant and product innovation that is made of Tiger Beer with natural lemon juice to provide consumers with double refreshment. The name (Radler is German for “cyclist”) is a nod to the originator, tavern owner Frank Xaver Kugler, who in June 1922 added lemon juice to his beer to keep an unexpected 13,000 cyclists happy when they popped by his pub.
SINGAPORE — If you’re not too averse to adding a wedge of citrus to a cold one, or kicking back with a pint of Shandy, then you’ll love Tiger Beer’s new offering. It has launched the Tiger Radler, an inspired variant and product innovation that is made of Tiger Beer with natural lemon juice to provide consumers with double refreshment. The name (Radler is German for “cyclist”) is a nod to the originator, tavern owner Frank Xaver Kugler, who in June 1922 added lemon juice to his beer to keep an unexpected 13,000 cyclists happy when they popped by his pub.
Naturally, its fruity twist makes it a fitting swig with your favourite serving of chilli crab or laksa.
Also, our tropical climate “is perfect for the double refreshment of Tiger Radler”, said Rene de Monchy, Head of Marketing, APB Singapore. The Tiger Radler is available at all leading retailers. Don Mendoza