Singha

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

Serve in Lager glass

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Blond color. Cheap aroma, with just some malt. Un-interesting flavor, pretty sweet.

Not very good, little to no flavor, however seems to be a good pairing with good Thai food, although water would have the same effect and be much cheaper. Pours a pale yellow.

Can (330ml). Now we are having BBQ in Sihanoukville - a big piece of red meat. Clear yellow - white head. Corn, sweetness, light alcoholic, some grassy notes, light light pepper.

(Draught) Pours a brown color with a small head. Descent tasting lager with a big malty flavor.

RBESG 2011 day 1... golden yellow ... thin white lacing ... soft grassy lager nose ... soft lager hop .. grassy ... much as expected

330ml bottle. Pale gold, no head. Malt nose and alcohol gives it a slightly sweet aroma balanced by a dry finish. Over carbonated, hnts of butter. Not the worst commercial lager in the world

UPDATED: DEC 2, 2004 Golden colour. Grassy noble hop aroma. Fairly mild but well-balanced flavour. Grassy hops, moderate bitterness, biscuity pale malts. Not awful but quite overrated by a lot of people.

Date: 05/17/1996
Mode: Bottle
Source: lemon grass thai

clear yellow, whispy head, good carbonation, light hop aroma, good hop flavor with slightly bitter hop aftertaste

Aroma: 3/10; Appearance: 3/10; Flavor: 3/10; Palate: 3/10; Overall: 7/20
Rating: 1.7/5.0
Score: *+/4
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UPDATED: MAY 9, 2008 Bottled. (6% ABV) Golden beer with nice carbonation and a small white head. Malt-dominated aroma with some hops in the background. It has a clean flavor, floral, malty and slightly hoppy. Some alcohol to follow a bitter finish. A quite decent lagerbeer. Rating: 5-4-5-2-11-2.7 (060507)

Can. (5% ABV) It pours a quite pale golden body with a good carbonation and a big, rapidly diminishing white head. Fruity and grainy on the nose, with a unpleasant touch of something reminiscent of wet cardboard. The flavor is grainy, sweet and fruity, lacking bitterness, but feeling quenching nonetheless. Rather thin body, leaving a oily feeling in the roof of my mouth. Fruity, papery, grainy and slightly metallic finish. Maybe there was something wrong with the contents of my can, or maybe I just liked it better the last time I had it. Don’t know, but this time I think I was being kind, awarding it with a 2.1 score. (080509)

I’ll try anything once, but don’t expect me to drink it a second time. This is beer for the American Lager fan, a step up from many of the macros, but just barely.