You know that golden, hoppy pilsner you reach for, but with the volume turned up. That's Mfalme. It pours bright gold, smells of fresh hops with a little citrus lift, and goes down clean and dry. At 7% it carries more weight and warmth than your everyday lager, so it's the one you crack when the night is just getting started and the nyama choma is hitting the grill. Cold bottle, good company, no rush.
First thing you get is the aroma: fresh, green hops with a quick flash of citrus and something faintly floral underneath. The sip is golden and clean, gentle bready malt up front, then a dry, lightly bitter hop finish that keeps it from ever feeling heavy. The 7% shows up as a soft warmth rather than a wallop, giving it a fuller body than a standard lager. Crisp, brisk, and easy to keep going back to.
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Where it's from
Mfalme means "king" in Swahili, and it comes from Kenya Breweries in Ruaraka, Nairobi, the EABL crew who've been brewing the country's beer for over a century. Pilsner has been a Kenyan staple for decades, and Mfalme is the bolder 7% spin on it, rolled out around EABL's 100-year celebration. Same familiar pilsner DNA, just with a bit more swagger.
Good to know
- What is the price of Mfalme Pilsner 330ml?
Mfalme Pilsner 330ml is KSh 140 at Oaks & Corks. Order online for fast delivery across Nairobi, usually within the hour, or next day countrywide.
- What does Mfalme Pilsner 330ml taste like?
Golden and clean with a hoppy, citrus-touched aroma, light bready malt and a dry, lightly bitter finish. At 7% it's fuller and a touch warmer than a regular lager.
- What is the ABV of Mfalme Pilsner?
It's 7% ABV, noticeably stronger than a standard Kenyan lager, so pace yourself and enjoy it.
- How do I serve Mfalme Pilsner?
Ice cold at 4 to 6°C, poured into a tall pilsner glass with a bit of foam on top. No mixer needed.
- What food pairs with Mfalme Pilsner?
It loves the grill. Think nyama choma, spicy wings, grilled fish or crispy bhajia. The dry hop finish cuts right through anything rich or smoky.
- Where is Mfalme Pilsner from?
Kenya. It's brewed by Kenya Breweries (EABL) in Ruaraka, Nairobi. "Mfalme" is Swahili for "king."
- Is Mfalme Pilsner a strong beer?
For a pilsner, yes. At 7% it sits above most everyday lagers, so it's a bigger, bolder pour for when you want a little more from your beer.
Mfalme Pilsner 330ml
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Mfalme Pilsner 330ml price in Kenya
Buy Mfalme Pilsner 330ml online in Nairobi, Kenya for KSh 140. Order now for fast delivery across Nairobi — usually within 30 minutes — or next-day delivery countrywide.