Beer Chang Faces Stiff Competition Next Year
#51Posted 2009-11-12 13:51:49
is there a link to the nation website with this article? seems too good to be true to me, and it isn't even on the Nation's website by the looks of it.
#52Posted 2009-11-12 13:52:30
Bier Ha Noi would be nice. Maybe they don't want us to leave after all. This could be a great marketing strategy to increase tourism. What a great idea! #55Posted 2009-11-12 13:55:14
is there a link to the nation website with this article? seems too good to be true to me, and it isn't even on the Nation's website by the looks of it. #56Posted 2009-11-12 13:56:37
1528 members are reading this topic,i must say we love beer.
#57Posted 2009-11-12 13:57:57
I couldn't care less what brand of beer I drink .. or what it tastes like .. as long as it gets me pissed. If I want to drink something for the taste I'd rather have a fruit smoothie. (with vodka in it) ... hic !
#59Posted 2009-11-12 14:01:11
Bier Ha Noi would be nice. Maybe they don't want us to leave after all. This could be a great marketing strategy to increase tourism. What a great idea! You can already buy Coopers here. It's at Tops and Central Chitlom and Villa. Unfortunately, it's rather flavorless as far as craft ales go. But it's better than NO ALE AT ALL. #61Posted 2009-11-12 14:01:58
Just hope we can get Beer Laos DARK in Thailand shops, wonderful beer, gives memories of some fine English real ales. #62Posted 2009-11-12 14:06:51
Because it is now just after 2pm, I suspect that the numbers of people viewing this topic will increase until 5pm.
#63Posted 2009-11-12 14:09:31
ANGKOR Beer is a must! I wanna buy Angkor Beer and Beer Lao in 7/11. What r u drinking? Water? Like the stuff in the toilet?
#64Posted 2009-11-12 14:12:36
Can anyone who subscribed to the SMS news alert service confirm that they received this breaking news on their phones?
#66Posted 2009-11-12 14:12:48
Quote Beer, wine and spirits Thailand immediately reduced its previous 54% tariff on wine to 40%, and will phase the tariff to zero in 2015. Thailand reduced the previous tariffs on beer and spirits from 60% to 30%. Tariffs will be phased to zero in 2010. http://www.austrade....11/default.aspx So if I'm reading that tariff article correctly, all beer and spirits made in Australia are going to be sold tariff free starting Jan 1st? So in theory I could go to Villa Market and pick up a 12 pack of Tooheys New cans for 400B? (assuming they stock it) The article also says that Australian Wine will be tariff free in 2015 and Cheese in 2020! I like this trade agreement... #68Posted 2009-11-12 14:18:15
Budweiser (Anheuser-Busch) coming to Thailand.... India or Malaysia brews it locally ... cant remember which...
Thank god.. American beer is almost here.. This Buds for you!!
Edited by swain, 2009-11-12 14:25:42. #70Posted 2009-11-12 14:26:38
Budweiser (Anheuser-Busch) coming to Thailand.... India or Malaysia brews it locally ... cant remember which... Thank god.. American beer is almost here.. This Buds for you!! Yes, there are downsides to everything! Looking forward to having more variety anyway, though I definitely won't be drinking that American pish... #71Posted 2009-11-12 14:29:56
Great to hear George. Another idea for this breaking news service would offer 'opt in/out' filtering. Looking at the numbers of people reading this topic on beer, a breaking news story telling us where to get the cheapest beer, best happy hours and so on would be of great public service. Borderline spam I know but worthwhile spam at that. #72Posted 2009-11-12 14:31:25
Great news for drunks all around. Compared to beer prices in the US for similar pissy looking beers like beer chang the price here is outrageously high. A 7-11 worker in the US could afford to a buy one 6-pack (or more for dirt cheap beer) of various beer brands with quality comparable to beer chang per hour (~$8/hour). Compare that to a Thai 7-11 worker making 25/baht per hour can only buy ONE can of beer chang!! The US 7-11 employee is getting at *least* 6x drunker than in Thailand! Why is beer so much for this poor people? #74Posted 2009-11-12 14:38:12
I don't expect to be able to walk into a 7-11 and buy a 25 baht Beer Lao in this lifetime!
#75Posted 2009-11-12 14:38:29
It is about time that Beer Chang and mister Charoen are subjected to normal business rules. Beer Chang became this big on the expense of Singha Beer because they had an defacto Whickey monopoly and therefore any shop who needed Thai Whiskey was forced to buy Chang beer. But I suppose that is all fine when you belong to the Happy few in Thailand. I wonder if Carlsberg will make a re entry another company that got screwed by Charoen. If my memory serves me correctly, Carlsberg is brewed in the Philippines by the guy who owns PAL, its also brewed in HK and China, not that the last two help |
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