Chang Classic (Lager)

Brewed by Thai Beverages
Style: Malt Liquor
Phra Nakhon Sri Ayutthaya Province, Thailand

Serve in Lager glass, Paper Bag, Shaker

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surprisingly thick texture which doesnt go at all with the light flavour. annoying riciness

RE-rate: prefer it to most Thai beer, a bit drier, a little less offensive, pretty simple, but it was OK, drinkable.

A little sulfury in the nose. Decent gold color and foamy head that looks like soap bubbles. Light sweet malt taste and a pronounced hoppiness. Gritty mouth feel, medium bodies. OK, but nothing special.

Bottle. I had a lot of this on my vacation in Thailand. They love it there because of the high alcohol content. It had a foamy white head with fine rising bubbles. It had a musty aroma with a medium body. I thought it was a fair beer.

Even while sesame oil in the asia shop I find beer, cool. Sweet and malty with alcohol smell. Golden body with a littl head. Taste alcohol first, when it turns to bitterness, but nice bitterness. Also hopp and malt flavor. Visually fizzy carbonation but not noticable while drinking. Buttery. Nice and interesting.

Pretty much like Carlsberg Elephant. However more refreshing and not so strong as the classic Elephant.

Seems milder than the Danish Elephant.

Clear gold in color, white head, little lace, nose is malt, the front is malt, the top light, the finish is acidic, dry and lightly hopped, beats ’Water’.

See my review of Carlsberg Elephant beer. It’s the same thing, just made in Thailand first, unless I’m mistaken.

Pale golden. Dry, light bodied, some sourishness and a surprisingly big bitterness.