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Beer Drinkers: Bottles or Pints?  

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I typically go for pints. It seems most economical: 100 baht a pint vs 90 baht a small bottle, you sometimes get a bad pint in certain pubs. Also, it warms up quickly.

 

I was in Sukhumvit today and I noticed it was probably 50/50 between the bottle and pint drinkers.

 

Just wondering, so I thought I'd do a poll.

 

So, bottle or pint? Or either, depending on .....?

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Was down Sukhumvit today, noticed it was a 50/50 split between the bottle and pint drinkers. Wonder why?

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1 hour ago, 2009 said:

Was down Sukhumvit today, noticed it was a 50/50 split between the bottle and pint drinkers. Wonder why?

Take a look at your survey results and you will find the answer.

 

Posted
10 hours ago, Chad3000 said:

I'll drink pints because it's usually cheaper but Asian lager is flat.

Yeah, we should start a thread on which pubs pull the best pint.

 

I'd put my money on the Red Lion.

 

Chequers is fine too and Fitzgerald's.

 

Other Soi 4 bars, maybe bottles are the better choice.

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Posted (edited)
18 hours ago, soi3eddie said:

Forget beer, Lao Khao will give you best value.

 

The problem with him, as the same for me, we prefer wine, and that have the highest price unfortunately.

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Posted

In general terms, I prefer draught beer to containers, be it cans or bottles....which do not taste the same as each other, or the draught. Cans of so called draft don't count, even if they have an explosive gassy thingy inside!

Quantity wise, bigger is generally better, but value for money does count for something. Common formats are 330ml, 350ml, 495ml, 1pint, 500ml, 1litre

Not all beers are available in all formats:- it is more important that I actually

    a)like,  and

    b) can afford,

the contents!

 

The range of imported draught beers has drastically reduced over recent years, and increased in price proportionally. 

 

On the other hand, I doubt that I could afford to drink in a British pub these days!

 

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