Beer Reviews

  Okinawa is abit of a standout from mainland Japan, with a very distinctive culture of their own, belonging to an archipelago of islands called t...

  Singha (or "Sing", which is how locals actually call it) is the grand-daddy of Thai beers as we've mentioned. It kick started what was previous...

  For decades, Singha had a dominant grip on the Thai market, but in 1995, a new competitor emerged - Chang. The name "Chang" comes from the Thai ...

  Having dominated the scene for a hot minute, Boon Rawd (famous for Singha) decided to expand into a lighter and more affordable alternative, pr...

   While the staple Bia Saigon is most common, another historic beer remains perhaps one of Vietnam's most underrated beers - that is Biere Larue...

    After Vietnam's reunification, the local government had taken control of BGI Brewery which now became the Southern Brewery Company (as Ho Chi...

  33 Export Label was probably the first "real" beer in Vietnam, by which I mean one with a standard recipe and proper distribution vis-a-vis home...

    Mandai LagerIt's always welcoming to see new local brewers coming on board. District Brewers started in Jul 2021 and most recently launched th...

    Steinlager PureApparently this is supposedly pretty popular in NZ but I've never heard of it and hence never tried it before. This beer probab...

    Dreamy Berries LagerYet another pretty label from Sunbird which was brewed for Lunar New Year.Poured with a straw body, this German style Hell...

  Chilli Lager Not sure if anyone caught on to this drama series "The Way of Hot and Spicy"? It's about Japanese people eating realllllly spicy ...

  Ninkasi Blanche from @ninkasifr , ordered from @beer52hq.An unusual French brewery take on a classic golden lager, this is light (both in body ...