Leo Beer

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

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

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Cerveja da Tailandia - pilsen de baixa qualidade. Amarelo ouro, espuma branca - fraca. Cereais não maltados no cheiro. Fraca. Arroz.

(Can) Malty, maize (corn) and fruity aroma. Pale yellow colour, clear and white, small to average size, very slightly lasting head with fair lacing. Malty, fruity and maize (corn) flavour. Lively carbonated, slightly watery and light to medium-bodied palate. 29/12/06

How is this stuff so cheap in Thailand? It is easily the best beer available at the price point and it is available everywhere. Many a night were spent at Home Bar, drinking as many as eight 22oz bottles of this stuff-- hangovers weren’t pleasant, but probably not as bad as drinking one or two Changs. Mostly corn, less chemical than its competitors.

Light beer to match spicy food. Some hop bitterness and crispy fresh with a nice amber color.

I hope craft beer catches on in Thailand, because they really don’t have much to choose from. This is something you get when you can’t stand Singha or Chang anymore. You regret it the moment it touches your lips.

Quite sweet and syruppy, with a fizzy finish, didn't really agree with me, quite thin aswell, not so good.

As far as cheap asian beers go, this is piss poor. Weak, bland and tasteless are kind words. If it was dirt cheap against the other Thai beers, maybe, but if bought in long neck bottles, it is one you won't finish.

Not just one of the worst Thai beers I’ve had but one of the worst beers I’ve had in general. Reminded me of some really foul malt liqour I had in college.

Bottle 50cl. Poures rich clear gold with a frothy white head that doesn’t last. The aroma is perhaps the best thing about this beer - nutty and malty, more so than a standard asian (or any commercial) lager. The flavour lets it down - watery, with some weak maly hops. The aftertaste is similar, perhaps with a hint of caramel. This isn’t a good beer, though I would choose it over most Asian beers - ie Chang.

Pours a pale golden from botte with a small white head. Some fruitiness (apple?) and hay in the aroma. Flavor is sweet malt and fruit, body is medium with a fruity, malty finish. Refreshing when coming out of a typical Bangkok mid-day sun.