Singha

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

0.33 l bottle. Poured pale yellow body with medium smaller white head. Aroma of some grassy and citrus hops with slight dust and malt, typical for the style. Flavor is bitter, reminding me greatly in main component to Kaltenberg Pils. Unfortunately, it is quite plain and nothing much else here going on. Also some metallicity is felt occasionally. Finish is more or less following the flavor. Very typical European style pale/premium lager may be a bit above average.

not bad, has a sweetish kinda corn aroma, no hops as stated by the description, has a slight metalic aftertaste i thought.

Poured a clear golden color with a decent white head that lasted a while. Aroma is typical American macro-brew, nothing really that discernible. Taste is malty, but not much in the way of a hop character to it. Mouthfeel is okay and beer is pretty smooth. Drinkability is fairly high, as there is nothing really offensive about it. Not an abundance of taste or aroma, just your typical lager and nothing else.

I didn’t notice any of these "strong hops" advertised; the beer was really sweet and carbonated, and tasted a bit like a beer cola. It wasn’t unpleasant, but therein lies part of the problem. I was expecting the bite of a beer, and got the fluffiness of a soda.

Not too premium. A light bodied lager that reminds me of many. Clean and "crisp".

Pours straw yellow and shows a skunky aroma of malt with a crisp malt flavor on the palate. You get a light int of hops and it finishes quite clean.

33cl bottle at a Wetherspoons. Pours a pale golden colour with a passing white head. Basic malty aromas and this level of simplicity carries through to the taste, which is of an average malt component. The ’strong hop character’ is barely noticeable. Thin and watery but non-offensive.

Cereal nose with makt and sugar. Pours Golden amber beer. taste is sweet, dry and has traces of cereal. Metallic flourish spoils this one.