cardholder Posted February 23, 2012 Posted February 23, 2012 A friend has just bought some Canadian Club whisky and would like to find some dry ginger mixers. I have not seen anywhere.................. 1
paulbrun Posted February 23, 2012 Posted February 23, 2012 Schweppes Dry Ginger Ale is usually available, but is a bit scarce at the moment, in Thailand. Since the floods at the end of last year, many of their mixers have been in short supply, including Indian Tonic Water. I have been bringing some in from Malaysia in recent months. Hopefully supplies will return to normal soon..? 1
bob4you Posted February 24, 2012 Posted February 24, 2012 I found it last night in 7-11 entrance to Walking Street though my favorite bar has been out for months.
paulbrun Posted February 25, 2012 Posted February 25, 2012 My wife bought a case of Ginger Ale yesterday, in our local supermarket. They only had 2 cases, but still let her have one. I brought in 2 cases of Indian Tonic water from Malaysia last month, and also 2 cases of Bitter Lemon, all Schweppes.
AyG Posted February 25, 2012 Posted February 25, 2012 Bought it at TOPS in Amorini yesterday. (No tonic water, though.)
BigJohnnyBKK Posted February 26, 2012 Posted February 26, 2012 Yes, Schweppes is the only one, Foodland used to have a nice spicy Jamaican Ginger Beer but I don't recall having seen it in the past few years. Available at 2/3 7-11's in my area and every Tops I've visited in the past month. If buying in bulk, I'd suggest BigC, Makro, Tesco, Carrefoure. Note that 99% Thais have no idea what it is, and sometimes they think it has alcohol and will try to enforce the selling hours thing - just remain patient and eventually you'll be able to convince them it's a soft drink. (I've also had that problem with root beer 8-)
Backwoods Posted March 8, 2012 Posted March 8, 2012 Yes, Schweppes is the only one, Foodland used to have a nice spicy Jamaican Ginger Beer but I don't recall having seen it in the past few years. Available at 2/3 7-11's in my area and every Tops I've visited in the past month. If buying in bulk, I'd suggest BigC, Makro, Tesco, Carrefoure. Note that 99% Thais have no idea what it is, and sometimes they think it has alcohol and will try to enforce the selling hours thing - just remain patient and eventually you'll be able to convince them it's a soft drink. (I've also had that problem with root beer 8-) Bought at Tesco yesterday, first time they've had it since the floods!
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