Singha - Beer, Lager - Reviews & Comments
(15 reviews)
Reviews (15)
Review from tom chin by tom chin
One of the best Asian beers available. Tried it in Bangkok and was hooked! I have found it in Sainsburys and Tesco supermarkets back in the UK. all we need now is the sun to come out... oh and the famous Bangkok bars...
Drank this all day every day for 23 days of my Thai holiday. Crisp beer when cold but bearable as it warms in the intense heat of Thailand. Never caused me or my friends to have any nasty hangovers unlike the US lads in the rooms next to us who were downing Chang. They swapped to Singa on our advice and hey presto no hangover. Just bought a bolttle in Sainsburys today chilling as I type. mmmm Singa
Review from DB by DB
A decent beer for the style and far better than tiger. Probably the best of Thai brews and not to be confused with the lower % version often sold in the UK.
The freakin' best beer in the world.
with Mythos and San Miguel on the next two places.
I miss it. :(
not as bad as beerchang but... better pay 10 baht more and drink a tiger!
I love this beer, but what's in it that makes you feel like you're on speed?
Probably the lesser of the other evil Thai beers, chemical soup, but the you soon wont notice after a a few of these and a couple of packs of Krong thip, as your taste buds will be vapourised anyway.
without a shadow of a doubt the best beer on offer in Asia, beats most European beers hands down aswell. Just writing this is making me crave one.
It was the first beer I drank in my life. By the way, Singha is not 3 baht. Somebody who put 3 baht on that is such a real hick (3 baht is 0.07 USD). It's also the first and the national Thai beer although now there's another brand, Everton FC's sponsor, predominantly replaces it.
No other beer could go as well with Thai food. It has a scent that is undoubtably Thai. Served very cold it goes down very smoothly. Higher than usual alcohol content doesnt change much about it.
Fantastic Beer! No too light, not too strong and served COLD it goes down very well. I highly recommend it!
Probably the best Asian beer, and I have tried them all.
Certainly up there with the better European lagers.
6% alcohol makes it pretty strong, but as you sweat so much in the tropical environment-Who cares
Whilst enjoying a steaming plate of pad thai, what better to quence the thirst than with a fresh local brew.
first impressions mean everything, very impressive. smooth and straight to the point. had to sneak some back through customs so my mates would believe me.
