Naam, this beer and this brewery whic is the oldest brewery in the world, is brilliant.

The heffe weis beer they make is my favourite all time beer. They sell this beer in Bangkok which is good to know.

i get it in Pattaya since 2 or 3 years and enjoy it very much although my beer consumption of two bottles a week is rather low.

note: your spelling mistake is excused but it's "hefe weiss"

TWO bottles a week....... ........It's not PORT........... ...............

Naam, this beer and this brewery whic is the oldest brewery in the world, is brilliant.

The heffe weis beer they make is my favourite all time beer. They sell this beer in Bangkok which is good to know.

i get it in Pattaya since 2 or 3 years and enjoy it very much although my beer consumption of two bottles a week is rather low.

note: your spelling mistake is excused but it's "hefe weiss"

TWO bottles a week....... ........It's not PORT........... ...............

i drink a glass of beer only with food and a 750cc bottle renders three servings. also... there's no need to point out that there's something wrong with me, because i know. some medics and my former comrades in the army have told me many years ago.

i get it in Pattaya since 2 or 3 years and enjoy it very much although my beer consumption of two bottles a week is rather low.

note: your spelling mistake is excused but it's "hefe weiss"

TWO bottles a week....... ........It's not PORT........... ...............

i drink a glass of beer only with food and a 750cc bottle renders three servings. also... there's no need to point out that there's something wrong with me, because i know. some medics and my former comrades in the army have told me many years ago.

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Thankyou, it's hard enough trying to spell the beers name!...hefe means yeast right?

Btw, it's only a 500ml bottle, not 750.

Unless there's a bigger bottle us Australians don't know?

I've just come back from three draught Eringer Weiss at the Gashaus, though they have Franziskanner (?) in bottles. Elsewhere, I drink Guinness for want of anything I like

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Nothing beats a pint of Guinness.

Very difficult to find here, but some people oblige me when coming back from Europe.

Same same BUT Draft

Is the Guinness in Thailand imported from Malaysia?

Stoneyboy, those beers are brilliant, except the Boags premium. That's average at best.

The La chouffe I must try, been meaning to for a while now. Here in ustralia we get the big bottles of it only.

The La Chouffe is knock your head off stuff,best to sample only a couple of those.

Many of the UK Ales I mentioned are from around my home town/ county and i really miss them for sure.

Fond memories for me of cruising the Norfolk Broads waterways pub crawling, wondering what delight I would find at the next pub, Woodford's beer is for me excellent beer.....

Yes, I've spent many a happy hour on a Norfolk broad too

For beers - Paulaner for Weissbier is very nice; and seems very available in Thailand. Guinness is my favorite or a good draft bitter. Singha or Tiger are o k and I like them more than Carlsberg or Heineken.

The canned Guinness here used to be brewed in Malaysia and was stronger than back home. But is was a strange sweeter flavor, almost like a barley wine. Awful stuff but I've not had one for 10 years so may be different now.

For the more hardened drinker.

Not really a personal favourite but none the less.

Edited June 19, 201412 yr by stoneyboy

Back in the day,an old favourite of mine when "on the continent".

Been partial to a few Hertogs when working in Rotterdam,Netherlands.

Comes highly recommended.

Believe it translates to Duke John in English.

The 3 brewers are a chain of micro breweries I once frequented primarily in the Lille area of Northern France.

Another example of a good micro brewery and a fine selection to boot.

When in Rome as they say.

Not an all out favourite,but it goes well with a Lamb Rogan Josh none the less.

A really good topic krisb, nice work.

It reminds me of an Old Ben Elton line

"The beer was so strong, the prices were in braille"

There is a beer in Oz my mate recommended to me called

Matso's Mango Beer.

Anybody tried it?

Virtually anything on tap a mikeller in sukhumvit

There is a beer in Oz my mate recommended to me called

Matso's Mango Beer.

Anybody tried it?

No but will check in Dan Murphys next time I'm there mate and if they have it I will report my findings.

No such thing as a bad beer, just some are better than others.

Virtually anything on tap a mikeller in sukhumvit

Sorry a mikeller?...Im not sure what that is exactly.

My top 3 (at the moment )...

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Mmm mmm Sierra Nevada is a gret beer indeed.

Have also tried the 4 pines, but not the Murray Angry Mans, will keep a look out for it.

The 3 brewers are a chain of micro breweries I once frequented primarily in the Lille area of Northern France.

Another example of a good micro brewery and a fine selection to boot.

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Looks great! French micro beer sounds good.

i get it in Pattaya since 2 or 3 years and enjoy it very much although my beer consumption of two bottles a week is rather low.

note: your spelling mistake is excused but it's "hefe weiss"

TWO bottles a week....... ........It's not PORT........... ...............

i drink a glass of beer only with food and a 750cc bottle renders three servings. also... there's no need to point out that there's something wrong with me, because i know. some medics and my former comrades in the army have told me many years ago.

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Thankyou, it's hard enough trying to spell the beers name!...hefe means yeast right?

Btw, it's only a 500ml bottle, not 750.

Unless there's a bigger bottle us Australians don't know?

i stand corrected. the bottle is indeed 500ml and yes, hefe means yeast. a "Hefe Weizen" is brewed with malted wheat (Weizen), not barley.

I had a bottle of Warsteiner German beer on a flight from Vietnam to Bkk last year. Very nice, was impressed.

I had a bottle of Warsteiner German beer on a flight from Vietnam to Bkk last year. Very nice, was impressed.

Curious beer for that flight. Never heard of it before.

In my former life I used to be a ‘Tetley Bitter Man’

The proper stuff mind you from the North East of England,

not the watered down expensive sh££e that the southern girl bellies drink.

Before Tetley’s I used to drink Vaux Double Maxim but sadly the Vaux brewery

Shut down.

I now put up with Chang Classic.

Have A Nice Day.

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Beer Lao Gold.

Usually drink it across the border. Not sure if can find it in Bangkok ?

Black Panther stout 8% - Cambodia.

US$13 carton of 24. Nice drop.

HB Weizen Beer draft. It's a beer from Munich and every month I buy 5l. Otto sells it at 1200 Baht on Sukhumvit 18.

Erdinger is also great and Paulaner too is not bad.

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I had a bottle of Warsteiner German beer on a flight from Vietnam to Bkk last year. Very nice, was impressed.

Warsteiner is a great beer. Very popular in Germany.

In my former life I used to be a ‘Tetley Bitter Man’

The proper stuff mind you from the North East of England,

not the watered down expensive sh££e that the southern girl bellies drink.

Before Tetley’s I used to drink Vaux Double Maxim but sadly the Vaux brewery

Shut down.

I now put up with Chang Classic.

Have A Nice Day.

The real Tetley's was brewed in Leeds. Only brewed in NE when subcontracted out by Carlsberg in 2011 following there takeover.

Water was a crucial part of the brewing of a good bitter. All good breweries had their own locally distinctive supplies. The Leeds brewed beer was a lovely pint with the creamy head preferred "up North". Tetley merged with Ind Coope and Ansells to form Allied Breweries. The Ansells bitter brewed at Aston was one of the best, with a real bite. Sadly, all now gone to age of chemicals.

Got to admire my German cousins for their Rheinheitsgeboot which keeps the purity laws regarding beer,

Off topic but even HP Sauce is made in Netherlands now, not Birmingham.