330ml Bia Saigon Special Bottle Beer

Bia Saigon Special Vietnamese Lager Beer – Crisp, Pure & Proudly Vietnamese

The 330ml Bia Saigon Special Vietnamese Lager Beer is a standout premium lager brewed in Vietnam using a 100% malt recipe. Unlike most Asian lagers that include rice, this beer is rice-free, which results in fewer calories and a richer malt flavor.

Moreover, it contains no added preservatives, giving you a brewery-fresh taste in every sip. It's not just a beer—it's a symbol of Vietnamese craftsmanship and quality.

Why Choose Bia Saigon Special Vietnamese Lager Beer?

• 100% malt brew – no rice, no fillers
• No preservatives – just pure, natural ingredients
• Crisp and smooth – ideal for any occasion
• Brewed by Sabeco, Vietnam’s most iconic brewery
• Lower calorie count due to the absence of rice

As a result, this beer delivers clean, full-bodied flavor with every pour.

Tasting Notes

• Color: Sparkling golden with rich clarity
• Aroma: Floral hops with hints of grain sweetness
• Taste: Smooth, malty, lightly bitter with crisp carbonation
• Finish: Clean, refreshing, and balanced

For instance, it's perfect as a daily sipper or with your favorite grilled dishes.

🍽️ Food Pairing Suggestions

Bia Saigon Special Vietnamese Lager Beer pairs well with:

• Vietnamese BBQ pork (Thịt Nướng)
• Fried spring rolls or shrimp dumplings
• Grilled chicken skewers
• Crispy snacks like peanuts or rice crackers

Because of its clean, malty profile, it complements both spicy and savory flavors beautifully.

🌱 Brewed with Vietnamese Pride

Crafted by Sabeco, this lager is a celebration of Vietnamese brewing heritage. Its 100% malt formula makes it richer and more flavorful than other lagers in the region.

In addition, the special hop oils used in brewing enhance the beer’s unique aroma and freshness.

🔗 Explore More

• Looking for more crisp Asian lagers? Browse our Vietnamese beer collection.
• Want to find the perfect match for your meal? Read our Beer & Food Pairing Guide.
• Learn more about Sabeco, the brewery behind Bia Saigon Special