Singha

Brewed by Boon Rawd Brewery
Style: Premium Lager
Bangkok, Thailand

This, uh, wasn’t really a beer. It was possibly the palest "beer" I’ve ever drank. It had no head, almost no aroma, and was only a little more flavorful than water. Nothing really bad, I guess, but definitely a head scratcher. Like, how did they brew a beer that just barely exists? Did they do this intentionally? I bet they did, how sad.

Pale, bright yellow, good thick white head. Aroma is like swwet rice and barley, despite commercial description saying it’s 100% barley malt. There’s a little bit of wax in the aroma too. Flavor is a good balance between malt and hops, a little good skunky, a little bitter, and slightly metallic. Consistency is medium-light. Definitely an upgrade over a lot of other asian beers. Finish is light, malty, bland, and a tiny bit of bitterness.

Pours golden yellow with a slight fizzy head. Sweet aroma on the first sniff with notes of corn and macro-brewing. IIt’s a relatively inoffensive option when your other options are coors light and Canadian...

Pours golden yellow. The head is perfunctory and doesn’t last long (just like sex after marriage). But with its 6% alcohol (at least before they tampered with the recipe) and its bracing finish of bitter hops, Singha has a bit more character than its undistinguished appearance lets on. I used to be much more impressed by this beer when I was younger. I think that was because I always drank it in Thai restaurants along with Thai food, which as other reviewers have noted is a perfect match for the beer.

bottle. pours a sparkling pale gold color with a one finger bleach white head on top. smells sweet with notes of corn. pretty bold flavor for as pale as it is. tastes of sweetened malts and rock candy. finishes sweet and slightly metallic. It’s drinkable but ultimately nothing special. If you are at a Thai restaurant give it a shot it goes well with the food.

bottle. Pale yelow with a white head. Straw/malty with some fruity notes. Short end and quite a weak palate. Tasted both better & worse premium lagers!

Pours a golden body with a small, fizzy white head. Aroma is metalicy. Taste is alcohol forward, with some wheat and metal.

Listed at premium malt liquor. Copper metallic nose with some alcohol. Taste is corny with some metal and a weird salty alcoholic finish. Not so great.