Singha Light

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

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

Pretty much has the epic taste of clean Thai water...and, yah, that’s about it.

12 oz. bottle served in shaker (my last purchased beer from Grapevine)- poured a transparent thin dehydrated person piss color, low carbonation, white head quickly disappeared within a minute. Aroma of corn, hard water, and a very weak malt. Hits the mouth with a weak body, first sip is cruel- something between the malt and the water clearly did not work, middle fades away, finish is pure water that tries to linger. The beer itself is sad, but the final purchase from that place was. I met ALOT of great beer people there at Grapevine from this site and BA, had more than a good time with the products that I purchased from there, and ... well, it’s gone. It’s a chapter in my life that I can now close.

330 ML bottle in Thailand. Poured clear yellow with white head. Aroma weak but not bad and flavor the same: hops and lemons. Better than an American Macro but just so.

This is called Singha Light but has no similarities with Singha Lager. It pours a very light straw yellow, the smell is a very faint malt. The taste and mouthfeel overall is just a faint beer taste. There is light beer, and there is Singha Light, this is like water with the essence of beer, very lightly sprinkled with a malty taste and nose. Where this brand shines is it’s drinkability, you can drink a case and run a marathon, or drink a case and shoot some guns. Since there aren’t many good light beers or imported lights, it hard to compare, but this would rank higher than any other lights out there.

If no water around to dring then I can consider drinking this. Nothing to get excited about.

Can Thai testing 2010-02-06, Göteborg AP: pie colored body, no head AR: wett, cardboard F: watery, cardboard, some citrus, some sweetness

Bottle. Pale, ultra clear cheap gold color. Smells of sawdust, fresh cardboard but is a barely-there aroma. Thin, watery palate. Flavors are fairly clean, mild cereal malts, thin and easy with a dry, mineral water finish. Barely there.

Bottle. A pale golden body with a thin white head. Grain and hay notes some light corn and vegetative notes. Soft thin with some light earth toned bitterness. A soft sweet finish. Eh its a pale lager nuff said.