Phuket Lager Beer

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

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

Bottled at some Thai-place in Dublin. Pale golden with a brief, white head. Sweet and artifical maltiness. Pretty sour with some weird licorice/marcipan-flavour.

Bottle. Clear golden with medium head. Sweet with mild cardboard and grainy notes.

Clear golden, long lasting head, notes of grains, grass, cardboard, some fruit, Flavour is sweet and lack of finish... maybe better a warm day in Thailand!

Bottle pour. Pours like a standard pale lager, golden yellow, small head. Aroma of some corn and maybe slight malt. A citrusy fruit is detected as well. Tastes sweet up front with that citrus evident and finishes slightly bitter.

It’s pretty bad when the most interesting thing about a beer is the name. Same old same old pale lager fodder. Pale yellow, skunk and corn. Bland, lifeless and astringent to boot.

Pale yellow, out of a can, sweet, slight hop, thin, grain, metallic, not my cup.

I picked this can up at City Beer Store just to get a Indo rating, and it actually has a decent nose, but the flavor is a bit short. Oxidized, a bit metallic, and over all bland cardboard.

I do hate green bottles. Very watery golden with a full head. Some sweet malts, a bit of fruit, light hops, and that dreaded skunk. Crisp body. Malty, very light hops, and a bit of earth in this one. Drinkable.