Ice cold Leo for me. When I first came to LOS I drank Singa. Next day I would have the shits. Now that I drink Leo no problems. 500 baht for a box of long necks.

Good value ay mate 500 baht for 12 king browns can't complain about that.

Leo for me but some times i like a chang classic, or go to the micro brewery in the underground at the Pullman here in Khon kaen and have a few of there home brew German beers.

I’ve tried that beer at the Pullman – its quite good.

I also quite like the home brew at the Londoner in Bangkok too.

Tawen-Deng beer seems to also go down nicely.

But best of all – Leffe Blond draft !! (220b a pint, in Brew, Thonglor 13)

Leo still does well for its price bracket.

Ice cold Leo for me. When I first came to LOS I drank Singa. Next day I would have the shits. Now that I drink Leo no problems. 500 baht for a box of long necks.

Good value ay mate 500 baht for 12 king browns can't complain about that.

Leo for me but some times i like a chang classic, or go to the micro brewery in the underground at the Pullman here in Khon kaen and have a few of there home brew German beers.

I’ve tried that beer at the Pullman – its quite good.

I also quite like the home brew at the Londoner in Bangkok too.

Tawen-Deng beer seems to also go down nicely.

But best of all – Leffe Blond draft !! (220b a pint, in Brew, Thonglor 13)

Leo still does well for its price bracket.

I am no longer prepared to pay 220 Baht for a pint of ANY beer !

Wherever I go I see the predominant beer drunk by Thais is Leo. The shops sell out quicker like a previous poster said. Out in a Thai bar in Khon Kaen last night 12 tables one drinking Chang all the rest Leo.

My preferred and I think there are more people drink this than any other here in LOS, even Thais buy when more expensive than Archa etc.

Individual tastes differ but is Leo not the king of beers in Thailand by popular consent. Oh dear can I say king, no disrespect meant just using it as a noun to describe excellence.

Chang Export for me over Leo. It's got a nicer taste to it.

Leo is my favorite by far,

but there is one thing even better:

The Cambodian beer Ancher beat anything in the whole wide world

Chang Export is my favorite Thai Beer and once a week a bottle of Paulaner.