The Chamomile Tea Lager has been brewed with a special blend of high-quality green tea, pure chamomile, and dried orange peels, which makes...

"With the onset of a second COVID wave at the start of financial year 21/22, the beer industry is again negatively impacted, and the outloo...

The new craft style beer by the Bengaluru-headquartered brewer is a locally made Belgian wheat beer with orange and coriander flavours and ...

The firm’s history dates back to more than 128 years, beginning with the birth of Mahou in 1890.

According to a report by Euromonitor International last year, there is likely to be a further rise of craft beers in India this year.

The company, in its latest filing with the Registrar of Companies, said it has issued 250 non-convertible debentures worth `10 lakh each to...

This is the first meaningful bet in alcoholic beverage industry for Sequioa as this lucrative opportunity marks its debut on a global level.

Bengaluru-born Kingfisher, India's largest beer brand, recently launched its first luxury beer brand, Ultra Max, priced at Rs 150 for 650 m...

Leading beer marketer SABMiller is repositioning Foster's beer brand in India as it looks to tap potential of the fast emerging market iden...

"Kingfisher Strong enjoys close to 40 per cent market share in the Indian sub-continent and has also been one of the fastest growing beer b...

The maker of beer such as Haywards, Miller High Life and Foster's plans to use the funds to increase capacity by over 10,000 litres by 2014.

Indian-born Lord Karan Billimoria is attempting to convert his popular beer brand 'Cobra' into a 'world beer' with the help of Diageo.

It became the first Indian company to sign up as sponsor and official information technology (IT) services provider for the next two editio...

SABMiller’s Foster’s is beginning to make inroads in the 40-million case mild-beer segment.

Anheuser-Busch (A-B), the world’s largest brewer by sales, is expected to price its iconic Budweiser beer on a par with Foster’s in the Ind...

SABMiller, arguably the world’s most aggressive brewer, is well and surely on its way ahead in India.

United Breweries (UB) reported a whopping 100% jump in net profit in the first-quarter ended June 30, ‘06.