Singha Light

By far the best thing about this is the logoed rim of the can (inside) at the top of the can. Horrible super light pale yellow coloured body with a very thin white head. Aroma of pale malt, mild sugars and not much else - but to be honest, nothing bad. Very light-bodied; mild taste with only some light malts, mild sugar and just about nothing else, but water. Aftertaste shows water and sugars, nothing else. Overall, not horrible, but not showing much at all - pretty watery and probably a good thing to drink in the heat. I’d rather have a can of this than being back in Bangkok. I sampled this 33 cL can purchased from a small grocery store near Lumphini MTR station in Bangkok, Thailand on 24-August-2009, brought back home to Washington and sampled at home on 05-November-2009.

At an asian shop in zaandam, golden, thin head, watery and ricey no hops.

Canned @ Montien Riverside hotel, Bangkok. Pale yellow coloured. Clear. Small white head. As well aroma as flavour is almost not existent. Have a light touch of fruits and sweetness, but other than that theres nothing. Thibn bodied. Watery end.

Didn’t care for this, although the thai food was quite good. Pours clear yellow with short lived white head. Smell is sweet malt, and a bit of a funky. Taste is sweet, a touch yeasty, and not very refreshing. A bit of an off flavor. Didn’t care for this much at all.

Pours a straw yellow color with a white head. Aroma is pilsner malts, some honey, sugar, and a hint of spicy hops. Flavor is light malty, watery, and a slight bitter finish.

Can. Clear pale yellow colour with small white mostly diminishing head. Weak malty aroma. Bitter flavor.

Light yellow colour and clear. Has a white head, fully diminishing. Almost no aroma, perhaps some notes of light bread. Sweet flavor, malty. Watery texture.

Can. Frothy white fair mostly deminishing head. Yellow colour. No aroma. Light sweet and bitter flavor. Short malty finish. Watery palate.