Which beer brand is your favourite in Thailand? Leo, Chang, Singha, etc.

[RolandRat]

I'm exploring local beers in Thailand. Which brand is your favorite: Leo, Chang, Singha, or another? What do you recommend?

[Ben Zioner]

Singh or Heineken. I love a pint of Singh while waiting for my food at Monsoon.

[The Fugitive]

Archa. Light and refreshing!

[villageidiotY2K]

hi my fav is leo and sometimes drink singh if i wanna feel special.

i drink leo cus many thais drink them and i feel the taste is lighter crisper than others.

im unemployed and i almost everyday drink a long neck from lunch time with a lay salted crisp so the time can pass quickly

Amen

[proton]

I think we did this one last week!

[steven100]

1 hour ago, RolandRat said:

I'm exploring local beers in Thailand. Which brand is your favorite: Leo, Chang, Singha, or another? What do you recommend?

 

Lao Khao  

[retarius]

Favourite taste in bottled beer is Leo. In draft beer it is Chang. 

[Ralf001]

Pheebok IPA.

[DualSportBiker]

There are plenty of locally and regionally brewed ales in Thailand now. No longer necessary to drink the pigswill that is available at 7/11. Cheap is not a reason to compromise because you can't shine a turd.

[OneMoreFarang]

We had a similar thread a week or two ago.

 

I like Beer Lao, dark.

Or Bavarian Weißbier - not only for breakfast.

 

 

 

[Mekmong MICK]

36 minutes ago, Ralf001 said:

Pheebok IPA.

I've seen heaps of young ladies drink these recently, they're lite beers right?

[Mekmong MICK]

7 minutes ago, OneMoreFarang said:

We had a similar thread a week or two ago.

 

I like Beer Lao, dark.

Or Bavarian Weißbier - not only for breakfast.

 

 

 

nice wiener you have mate

[Mekmong MICK]

Fosters for me OP

[ArnieP]

Tawandang. All three varieties: Weizen, IPA, and Rosé.

[Keep Right]

3 hours ago, Mekmong MICK said:

Fosters for me OP

I would think that someone who worries about wearing a Rollex watch in Thailand would be able to afford something better than a fosters.

[Mekmong MICK]

7 minutes ago, Keep Right said:

I would think that someone who worries about wearing a Rollex watch in Thailand would be able to afford something better than a fosters.

Oh yes but it's not about affording, it's my personal taste. I could afford to bath in Moet but prefer water 

[OneMoreFarang]

2 hours ago, Mekmong MICK said:

Oh yes but it's not about affording, it's my personal taste. I could afford to bath in Moet but prefer water 

Maybe ask you new gf if she likes that idea. And then obviously post a picture here.

[n00dle]

6 hours ago, Ben Zioner said:

Singh or Heineken. I love a pint of Singh while waiting for my food at Monsoon.

Monsoon soi 8 with a menu that covers every type of food known to man?

Edited July 1 by n00dle

[Yellowtail]

I'm not a beer drinker, but for what it's worth, when I was working and "had" to entertain people visiting the plant I found that the US guys that were Bud drinkers liked Chang, while the Miller drinkers liked Singha. The European and Indian guys most all drank Heineken. 

[Mekmong MICK]

16 minutes ago, OneMoreFarang said:

Maybe ask you new gf if she likes that idea. And then obviously post a picture here.

I'll ask her once she comes home with my dinner friend

[OneMoreFarang]

Just now, Mekmong MICK said:

I'll ask her once she comes home with my dinner friend

Just in case you don't know, the champagne must be cold, I think under 15 degrees Celsius, to keep the bubbles. I read this in a Playboy interview many years ago.

[Mekmong MICK]

Just now, OneMoreFarang said:

Just in case you don't know, the champagne must be cold, I think under 15 degrees Celsius, to keep the bubbles. I read this in a Playboy interview many years ago.

Crikey her headlights will be full beam!!

[tgw]

Runaway prices have caused me to not have a favourite beer in Thailand anymore.

I never really liked the local brews.

If I feel like drinking a beer, I go for Cheers X-TRA.

 

 

[connda]

None of the above which is why I don't drink beer anymore.  And the beer monopolies have the government by the cajones so that craft-beer is made close to impossible to brew.  I refuse to drink this monopolized tiger-swill in Thailand anymore - I'd rather go without.   And I do.

[connda]

12 minutes ago, tgw said:

Runaway prices have caused me to not have a favourite beer in Thailand anymore.

 

And that  👆

[connda]

5 hours ago, DualSportBiker said:

There are plenty of locally and regionally brewed ales in Thailand now.

You forgot the key word - "Over-priced."

[Baht Simpson]

Snowy IPA at the moment.  A break from all the pale lagers.

[Ben Zioner]

59 minutes ago, n00dle said:

Monsoon soi 8 with a menu that covers every type of food known to man?

Absolutely. 

[sipi]

I'd love an ice cold Kilkenny or John Smith draft off the tap in a chilled glass.

But, I'll just have to settle for what's available.

A luke warm Chang in a cracked plastic cup with a fist full of ice.

[n00dle]

1 hour ago, Ben Zioner said:

Absolutely. 

 

Usually a menu like that is a beg red flag, but they pull it off.