Phuket Lager Beer

Brewed by San Miguel Thailand
Style: Pale Lager
Banmai, Mueang, Pathum Thani Province, Thailand

Last beer on a long night courtesy of Oakes. Pale yellow. Perhaps not the strongest beer to put up against hops, stouts and big beers. Light, clean and without big defects.

weak grainy, honey aroma. crystal clear pale gold colored. watery. slightest hint of hops but mostly just pale malts. lightly carbonated. i only bought it so i could knock thailand off my country chart.

Poured a clear, straw yellow from the bottle. Slight hop aroma, sudsy white head. Watery taste, nothing to the body. Quite forgettable, but not unpleasant.

Light gold colour. Grassy aroma with light malt notes like wonderbreadcrust. The flavour’s a bit of a let-down - quite watery. Clean, but with only a shade of noble hop to amuse you. Still, with no adjunct or booze character, I’d have liked this to roam as far as Krabi. I’d have knocked a few back there. In Canada, not so much.

Hoppy aroma of a pilsner. Light gold color with a substantial head. Some lacing. Taste seems to start with hop, followed by a bit of sweetness. The hop persists at the end. It really is something of a light pilsner.

The aroma is skunky malt and light hops. The appearance is pale gold with a small head. The flavor is not impressive. The palate is thin. Not a nice beer. The name says it all.

Weak, Weak, Weak. That’s what I thought. At first sip, I almsot spit it out. not enough care or thought went into this beer. What a great name though ;)

A standard pale lager, perhaps a bit more bitter than the rest. Yellow colour. White head. Could not find any notes of malt.