Singha

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

Serve in Lager glass

Bottle. Clear golden colour with no head. Mild malty aroma with hay. Grainy taste, quite watery.

Bottle. Mild carbonation. Faint yeast and grassy hop aroma and flavor. Boring. Will avoid in the future.

The bottle could use a makeover, has a very British feel to it. The aroma is all right but it is quite normal. The tickle of the carbonation is much like champagne. Overall this beer is really just an average beer.

bottle - light yellow body with a white head - veeery light nose - light flavour as well, ok when it is veeeery hot outside

Bottle. Clear yellow pour with a small but soapy white head. Aroma is sweet corn and very light malt. Thinner palate, noticeable carbonation. Taste is mild malt, corn, and a bit of carbonation zing. Not terrible - beats BMC lagers.

Pours an average yellow (green when held to the light), with a white, quickly vanishing head. Not much to smell on first whiff except perhaps some corn. Aroma has a bit of straw. Taste is a little more bitter than run-of-the-mill American lagers. Nothing offensive, but nothing to recommend, either. It’s Thai origin is the only thing keeping this from being generic beer.

Pale straw with foamy head that goes away quickly. More hopy aroma than most lagers with a resiny quality and some citrus. Not much taste. Maybe a touch of malt. light bitterness in palate but again nothing distinct.

33cl bottle. Clear yellow with a small white head. Nose : Soap aromas, light caramel malts. Sip : Water with a foamy carbonation. Some very little aromas of clove sourness. Nothing more to report.