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Bira 91 White Beer Review

4.1/5
Rate
From ₹120.00 to ₹185.00

Fast Facts

Style

Brand

Alcohol %

5% v/v

Calories

160/pint

Our Rating

3.6/5
No Bitterness
4.5/5
Value For Money
3.0/5
Alcohol Content
3.0/5
Haziness
4.0/5

Why Drink Bira White

  • No Bitterness
  • Hazy Wheat
  • Foam Head Retention
  • Less Alcoholic & Smooth

Food Pairings with Bira White

Full Review

Bira White is a refreshing wheat beer that offers a smooth, pleasant experience with a non-bitter, light profile. The beer pours a hazy golden color, topped with a nice foamy head that slowly dissipates, leaving a soft, soapy lather. Its flavor is clean and smooth, with subtle wheat notes that make it perfect for those who prefer a mild, easy-drinking option without the bitterness often found in traditional beers.

Bira White has 160 calories per pint, which is moderate compared to alternative cocktails and soft drinks. At 4% ABV, it’s light enough for casual sipping, making it an ideal choice for social settings rather than for those looking to get intoxicated. The beer is fizzy yet smooth on the palate, offering a crisp refreshment without overwhelming the senses.

Bira White pairs wonderfully with tandoori snacks, making it a great companion for Indian appetizers. It’s a top pick for those who prefer a lighter, less bitter beer, especially women and those new to beer, looking for something flavorful but not too strong.

Fun Fact

When Bira 91 launched in 2015, it became an instant favourite among millennials, thanks to its quirky monkey logo and unique flavours. But here’s the twist—despite being an Indian brand, its first batches were brewed in Belgium to ensure top-notch quality.

The name “91” is a nod to India’s country code, subtly shouting out its roots while blending global standards.

The Bottom Line

Bira 91 White reinvents the Belgian-style wheat beer for Indian palates, blending premium wheat malt, zesty Latin American orange peels, and aromatic Indian coriander. Its smooth, velvety texture and bold flavors of sweetness, tart citrus, and subtle spice make it a standout in the wheat beer category.

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