Tiger Beer

Tiger Beer is a world-renowned lager that traces its origins back to Singapore in 1932. It was launched as Singapore's first locally brewed beer, born from a joint venture between the local Fraser and Neave (F&N) and the Dutch brewing giant Heineken. The brand quickly became synonymous with the 'Tropical Lagering' process, which allows it to maintain quality and flavor in high-heat environments. Since its inception, Tiger Beer has grown from a local favorite into an international icon, celebrated for its bold spirit and distinctive packaging featuring a leaping tiger.

Today, Tiger Beer is produced in multiple countries across Asia and beyond to meet global demand. While its heart remains in Singapore at the Asia Pacific Breweries (APB) facility, it is brewed under license in various locations including Malaysia, Vietnam, Thailand, and China. The brand is now fully under the umbrella of Heineken N.V., following the Dutch company's acquisition of F&N's stake in APB. As a cornerstore of Heineken's international premium portfolio, Tiger continues to be managed from the Netherlands but retains its strong identifying ties to Southeast Asian culture.