Anchor not being produced??

[cambod]

There should be a new pole now that Cambodia Beer is better known...

To stick up yer jacksie?

That's yet another reason I hadn't even thought of....

[Starving Pelican]

No Anchor at Bayon, either.

Plenty in my fridge.

Smooth, KiR, really smooth!

[Spigzy]

Not losing sleep over this - perhaps bars will start to stock proper beer instead of gnat's piss*!

Still dreaming of proper draught Guinness in the 'bodge, or perhaps a cheeky Abbot Ale, IPA, *sigh* :drool:

(* any lager)

[Captain Bonez]

Still dreaming of proper draught Guinness in the 'bodge

even a can with a widget would suffice

[keeping_it_riel]

Still dreaming of proper draught Guinness in the 'bodge

even a can with a widget would suffice

What happened to Galaxy Bar on St 63? They used to do the widget stuff for $5 a can.


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[doktor_d]

Still dreaming of ..snip.. IPA

Sadly one can't find a single PA, IPA, DIPA, or any other craft beer on this side of SEA (Cambodia, Vietnam, Laos, Thailand) AFAIK. You'll have to go to the Philippines or Singapore..

[Playboy]

Still dreaming of proper draught Guinness in the 'bodge

even a can with a widget would suffice

I had half a dozen widget cans last Friday night

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[Spigzy]

Still dreaming of proper draught Guinness in the 'bodge

even a can with a widget would suffice

Pickled Parrot has those from time to time - Paddy Rice also snapped up a load for Paddy's day last year, so guess they must have some too?

Surviving on Erdinger, Coopers & other various beers for the moment - it's probably for the better that good beer is hard to find, it prevents me from spending all my money, moving to Sihanoukville and forgetting to wash my hair for years ... (or ending up in the Koh Sante-cheam for the wrong reasons!)

[keeping_it_riel]

Still dreaming of proper draught Guinness in the 'bodge

even a can with a widget would suffice

Pickled Parrot has those from time to time - Paddy Rice also snapped up a load for Paddy's day last year, so guess they must have some too?

Surviving on Erdinger, Coopers & other various beers for the moment - it's probably for the better that good beer is hard to find, it prevents me from spending all my money, moving to Sihanoukville and forgetting to wash my hair for years ... (or ending up in the Koh Sante-cheam for the wrong reasons!)

Erdingers, Coopers and Boags are all worth looking out for. A bottle of Fuller's IPA would be even better though.......

[kinglear#1]

I think the Galaxy packed up a couple of years ago. Pity, as I used to quite like that place. Now, it's a place selling clothes for young chickadees. Presumably run by the sister of the young lad with a limp. Nice fella.

As for Anchor, I'd sooner eat a block of Anchor butter!I still say there's a market for real ales in the Kingdom. Surely, that stuff would travel well? It's lasted for hundreds of years in the UK/Ireland!

[andyinasia]

I think the Galaxy packed up a couple of years ago. Pity, as I used to quite like that place. Now, it's a place selling clothes for young chickadees. Presumably run by the sister of the young lad with a limp. Nice fella.

Yeh it's a frock shop; she scurries between her shop and Galaxy Internet. I live above it.

[Lucky Lucan]

I still say there's a market for real ales in the Kingdom. Surely, that stuff would travel well?

I don't think it travels well at all, that's why you get all these local ales in the UK which you will only find in one small area. I used to enjoy checking out the local specialties any time I was out in the countryside areas in England.

It's lasted for hundreds of years in the UK/Ireland!

I'm not so sure about Ireland, they don't have so many real ales there at all. Guinness Foreign Export Stout(7%?) was created just to cater for warmer climes where the original stuff went off, you can even get it here in many local shops for way less than the original goes for.

[doktor_d]

I still say there's a market for real ales in the Kingdom. Surely, that stuff would travel well? It's lasted for hundreds of years in the UK/Ireland!

IPA's would at least.. A guy in the Philippines is having craft beer shipped in a huge special container from the US, so if done properly it should work.

IPA's were invented for the specific purpose of being able to travel by boat from England to India without spoiling

But it would be perhaps cheaper/easier if a local brewery/microbrewery would start experimenting with something other than pilsner. The market is definitively there.. (if not in Cambodia and Laos, then at least in Thailand and possibly Vietnam.. from there it's a short way to Cambodia) Pale ales, India Pale Ales, Imperial stouts, Coffee stouts, Porters, Oatmeal stouts.. Anything.

(Craft was beer's fastest-growing segment last year in the US.)