Singha Gold

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

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Shaker

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i felt as though i could drink this stuff forever. almost tasted like a budweiser to me however it did have its distinctive flair.

golden-orange colour, few head, medium hop aroma with notes of alcohol, full-bodied, crisp with a dry bitter finish - well-balanced and much better than its stronger brother

UPDATED: DEC 2, 2004 Light gold colour. Fruity-hoppy flavour (lime, pineapple, grass) with light malt notes underneath. Balanced, decent lager.

Bottled. Pale golden with small head. Fruity, lightly grassy nose. Clean, rounded maltiness and some light hoppy bitterness. Better than the regular Singha.

Had this as alias ’Siam Gold’ in a Thai Restaurant, Wantage, Oxon, 14.01.11 Pours gold, easy drinking, refreshing and a good glugger to counter the very hot soup ’Tom Yum’ soup that I had. Ok so it’s a bit sweet and has all the usual pale lager flavours but it’s fine and did a good job. A5 A4 T6 P3 Ov11 2.9

Relatively non-descript beer. Best served cool to accompany your Thai food.

Bottle ( clear ) Tried in Koblenz Germany August 2012 as Siam Gold. Uninviting aroma although the taste is not as bad as anticipated. Slightly bitter but pretty lifeless. Wont bother again with this one.

Not so bad. Nothing extraordinary. Better than other thai beer. Sweet in taste and aroma, a bit watery and flat.

A between thai course mouthwash. OK’ish, when served ice cold.

Bottle, German brewed version. Pale gold, thin but lasting white head and moderate condition. Gentle sweet malty aroma with a little hops and chalkiness developing. Clean and smooth in the mouth with grainy sweet malt most noticable. Finish is short and moderately malty with trace hop bitterness.