Amarit NB

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

Serve in Dimpled mug, English pint, Lager glass, Shaker

Bottle: Clear yellow, vibrant, moderate head, sudsy white, mildly carbonated, little lacing.   Sweet straw and grass on the nose.   Pale malt flavor, somewhat sweet, a bit corn/rice like but not bad.   Fairly smooth, clean, I think sweeter than most other examples.   Moderate body and mouthfeel.   A dash of pale fruit skin in this one too.   I liked this one more than I had thought.   A bit macro like, but clean and non-offensive.   A very light sweeter than expected pilsner.

Pale, pale straw; Head retained some denseness; Grassy nose. Lacks the spiciness of the other Thai lager. Satisfying enough- is that a compliment: not to offend?

Fizzy golden with thin white head. Mild malty sweetness in the aroma. Taste is of malt with a hint of boiled band-aids in the finish. Decent mouthfeel and carbonation. $1

Cloudy white head, pale gold in color. Faint aroma of grains...no hint of rice though! :) As Presario pointed out...this is a great beer to have with a spicy noodle bowl. Not much in terms of flavor and palate but a very drinkable beer.

Bottle, un-dated. Poured a very light, bright golden with a smort cap of white head... very lightly-suspended floaties in there. First impression from the aroma was "crappy & skunky Thai pale lager"... thankfully the skunk receded after a minute or so, and was replaced by some sweet malts and grass. Light, but fairly pleasant. I rather enjoyed the flavors... sweet pale malts, hints of lemongrass, and a faint floral bitterness coming through in the end. Carbonation was medium-high, and the brew was very lightly-bodied. Left some sticky corn remnance when it was all gone. This wasn’t exciting by any means, but certainly palatable.

Bottle. I could have sworn from the label and name that it was a Belgian / Dutch / German beer, not a Thai beer! Not a bad beer, though. A bit hoppy, and very light colour (almost Pale Ale colour), but very drinkable. Nothing remarkable, probably wouldn’t buy it at a liquor store, but if it’s on the menu, I’ll order it.

This is just plain and simply a beer, nothing special about it and nothing so bad its stands out either. It looks like you every day mass produced lager there is a bit o a metallic skunky smell and lots of carbonation. Slightly sweet tasting for a lager and a good amount of hoppieness. There’s just really nothing good or bad that makes this beer stand out, it’s just a beer."

Very carbonated lively medium yellow with a big head. Light grassy aroma. Not much bitterness. Gentle sweetness and clean. A touch of bread or cookies. Probably be a very good beer to quaff with spicy food.