Singha

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

Mild hops aroma. Body has lite level of bitterness with notes of sweet malt. Has a hoppier finish than I expected.

Tasty! Really good fresh on a hot day in Bangkok. It has a slight sweetness to it not very bitter. The alcohol content was nice sing I am used to drinking crap from China.

A typical lager. Nothing spectacular, but it is certainly more palatable than some beers (maybe I should say alleged beers) I have consumed. Appearance and smell are OK. Taste is crisp and not complex, and there is no bitterness, but it has no interesting undertones or hints. Fine for when you are watching a game or at a party.

I went into Sainsbury’s t’other today to purchase a sewing machine, but come back with this little oriental treat - I wasn’t complaining, but my trousers, which needed sewing, were! Sweet, hoppy and dry. Very refreshing and nicely strong in a quaffable way, thus more of a thai martial artist’s kick than a ladyboy! I drank a 750ml bouteille of this with a thai green curry with mussels yesterday and thoroughly enjoyed it - a great accompaniment to my excellent cooking.

33 cL bottle. Pours clear golden yellow with white head. Aroma is bubblegum and hoppy. Taste is classic asian lager: hoppy, sweet and pilsener malt with bitter to dry finish. Good.

Very pale and vith a light hoppy aroma. Easy drinking despite the strenght. Quite dry, but a bit sweetness from alcohol is evident in the finish. No off-flavors. A bit boring.

bottle. clear. golden. wheat. lemon, grainy. sweet. light. wheat. not good. urine. i heard this is made by children.

I’ve read where this is classified as a ’strong pilsner’. I can see the comparison but I’m just not impressed. Too bland at the beginning and too hoppy at the end.