Kingfisher Ultra Max Price by Size

Kingfisher Ultra Max Price by Market

Tasting Notes

Kingfisher Ultra Max leads with a rich malt aroma and delivers a full-bodied flavour on the palate, finishing smooth rather than sharp - a step up in weight from Kingfisher's standard lagers while staying easy to drink. The higher ABV comes through as extra body rather than heat, which is part of what makes it a popular choice for those who want a stronger beer without an aggressive finish.

Food Pairing

1. Grilled meats — the malt-forward body stands up well to charred, smoky flavours.
2. Spicy curries — the fuller body and higher ABV balance heat better than a light lager would.
3. Rich, hard cheeses — a good match for the beer's weight and malt character.

How Ultra Max Compares to Other Kingfisher Beers

Uses the ABV and price data already published across the linked Kingfisher variant pages — gives the page real comparative value instead of a standalone price card.

Ultra Max sits just below Storm and Strong on ABV, but with a different flavour intent — Storm and Strong are positioned as bolder strong beers, while Ultra Max keeps the smoother, more drinkable finish described above.