The 12-inchking cobra hatchlings have vivid yellowish bands running the length of their bodies, alerting potential predators to their lethal venom. Now in its eighth year, a stellar line-up of distinguished speakers journey to the Radisson Blu Edwardian hotel in East London on August 19th, along with 150 restaurateurs and chefs from establishments up and down the country. Thisappears to be a piece of the snake’s skin at first, but it’s actually a system of movable rib bones and muscles.

Shekhar Ramamurthy the Managing Director of Kingfisher’s parent company United Breweries comments “This is a hugely exciting partnership for the Kingfisher brand and we look forward to engaging with Southampton fans across the globe. King cobras are known to live in several different habitats across India, southern China, and Southeast Asia. Well, in the 1980’s, entrepreneurial student Karan Bilimora created a beer from a recipe so complex it would take days to scroll through.Because they are so small and vulnerable, they are much more nervous and aggressive and more likely to bite. In a battered old Citroen 2CV, Bilimoria himself began distributing 15 cases of beer at a time across London and, slowly, outside it. To protect her eggs, mother king cobras construct intricate nests made of various types of vegetation and branches. Indeed, this Standard Lager is far from being standard, but still conserves the qualities of the style.

He joined Policy Exchange and the ICC (International Chamber of Commerce) as a Board Member in 2022. Although originally intended to be named 'Panther', the name was changed to 'Cobra' when a focus group found the latter more appealing. Lord Karan Bilimoria founded Cobra Beer in 1989 having realised that Britain deserved a better, smoother, less gassy lager. He noticed that regular lager was too gassy and bloating to be enjoyed with food, while ale was too bitter to accompany a meal.While at Cambridge, Bilimoria played on the university's polo team, organising their first ever tour of India, receiving a Half-Blue in 1988, and led the debating team against Oxford for two years, becoming also the vice-president of the Cambridge Union before graduating in 1988.