Leo Beer
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#1Posted 2011-07-19 15:59:43
Dont know if this is the right place. Right Leo Beer have drunk it for year's but in the last few month's my friend's and I have been having problem's Head ache's, sickness, cramp's in the stomach, We have all stopped drinking the stuff and gone over to Tiger, or other make's. All the problem's sorted it a trice. At time's have had the odd one or two, within hour's the head ache's start again, that's all of us. Just wondering if anyone has has the same problem. I must point out that none of us are P/ss head's just two or three large one's twice or three time's a week. That's at home out in a bar or Restaurant. Would be grateful for any sensible comment's.
#2Posted 2011-07-19 16:59:38
Umm.. funny enough i've had the same.. I just put it down to old age
#3Posted 2011-07-19 18:38:20
I'm a regular Leo drinker (at home). Can't say I've experienced any of the symptoms you've described. Seems strange.
#4Posted 2011-07-19 18:56:49
I'm a regular Leo drinker (at home). Can't say I've experienced any of the symptoms you've described. Seems strange. #5Posted 2011-07-19 19:08:29
Many years ago, before Beer Chang, you had a choice basically between Beer Sing ,Kloster and Amarit. Most farang could not drink Beer Singh . it used to impart the most dreadful hangovers. Sadly Kloster and Amarit , in my opinion were dreadful ,undrinkable. I used to drink MeKhong and Soda. Until salvation arrived in the form of Beer Chang.
#6Posted 2011-07-19 19:09:28
I'm a regular Leo drinker (at home). Can't say I've experienced any of the symptoms you've described. Seems strange. Where was the beer brewed and bottled? says so on the label. I know many Thais who wont touch the stuff from Khon Kaen. #7Posted 2011-07-19 21:05:55
I'm a regular Leo drinker (at home). Can't say I've experienced any of the symptoms you've described. Seems strange. Where was the beer brewed and bottled? says so on the label. I know many Thais who wont touch the stuff from Khon Kaen. #8Posted 2011-07-20 16:31:14
Many years ago, before Beer Chang, you had a choice basically between Beer Sing ,Kloster and Amarit. Most farang could not drink Beer Singh . it used to impart the most dreadful hangovers. Sadly Kloster and Amarit , in my opinion were dreadful ,undrinkable. I used to drink MeKhong and Soda. Until salvation arrived in the form of Beer Chang. I used to be a regular visitor many years ago when there was a limited choice of beers. I quite happily drank Beer Sing, sometimes too much, but never had any serious hangovers as a result. Now that I am settled here I have shifted to being a Chang Beer drinker, and that is always my first choice. Though some restaurant/bar outlets do not offer Chang. These I do my best to avoid. #9Posted 2011-07-20 16:47:20
Many years ago, before Beer Chang, you had a choice basically between Beer Sing ,Kloster and Amarit. Most farang could not drink Beer Singh . it used to impart the most dreadful hangovers. Sadly Kloster and Amarit , in my opinion were dreadful ,undrinkable. I used to drink MeKhong and Soda. Until salvation arrived in the form of Beer Chang. I used to be a regular visitor many years ago when there was a limited choice of beers. I quite happily drank Beer Sing, sometimes too much, but never had any serious hangovers as a result. Now that I am settled here I have shifted to being a Chang Beer drinker, and that is always my first choice. Though some restaurant/bar outlets do not offer Chang. These I do my best to avoid. #10Posted 2011-07-20 17:32:41
Been here 5 years and yes have had headaches with different beers but after I switched to Archa Beer I've never had a headache. Unfortunately bars don't sell it and perhaps a lot of stores also but I like it and pay maybe 365 Baht for 12 large bottles or 3 for 100 Baht at a local store. It's only 5.4% compared to the others which are more bitter and maybe that's why you get the headache.
#11Posted 2011-07-20 18:03:26
For me the solution was drinking water. But a few gulps is not enough. If i drink a couple of bottles of Leo, i have to also drink at least a bottle of water. It has worked for me. Very rarely ever get headaches now. In the past it was one in four occasions of waking up with a bad one that lasted until mid-afternoon. Happy to have found a solution because for me, can't beat the taste of Leo!
(Much more than two bottles though and even drowning in water doesn't seem to help - but for me that's not just Leo, alcohol in general) #12Posted 2011-07-20 22:19:41
Chang beer is the way to go. If they export that stuff they must be taking care not to let industrial waste products leak into it.
#13Posted 2011-07-20 22:36:38
For me the solution was drinking water. But a few gulps is not enough. If i drink a couple of bottles of Leo, i have to also drink at least a bottle of water. It has worked for me. Very rarely ever get headaches now. In the past it was one in four occasions of waking up with a bad one that lasted until mid-afternoon. Happy to have found a solution because for me, can't beat the taste of Leo! (Much more than two bottles though and even drowning in water doesn't seem to help - but for me that's not just Leo, alcohol in general) Edited by fredob43, 2011-07-20 22:41:42. #15Posted 2011-07-20 22:46:37
I hear you man.
I had that problem. Gave up beer altogether for a year, headaches etc. Now I drink a little. I find if I drink only three large botles then there isn't a problem. Whatever the brand. Anything over that and I'm in trouble. Water or not. When I do have a beer now it is cheers extra or chang. Stronger than Leo but don't get the headache hangover for some reason. #16Posted 2011-07-20 22:54:00
Chang Draught is 5% and I imagine is the same as the stuff they export. From Wikipedia: Quote Chang is brewed for the domestic market at 6.4% abv; and for the export market at 5% abv. However, the two "versions" are in fact different beers, the export beer being a 100% malt beer like its domestic draught product, while the Beer Chang sold in-country in Thailand is brewed with rice. #17Posted 2011-07-20 23:06:39
Haven't had a problem with LEO but then I don't think I have ever drank more than 4 large bottles at a sitting.
Now I do Blend 285 and soda. Just enough whiskey to sweeten the soda. Can drink all day and stay hydrated too. #18Posted 2011-07-20 23:25:42
Haven't had a problem with LEO but then I don't think I have ever drank more than 4 large bottles at a sitting. Now I do Blend 285 and soda. Just enough whiskey to sweeten the soda. Can drink all day and stay hydrated too. I'm dubious about the claim that the stuff is "blended by experts from Scotland". I have an image of them wandering around Soi Cowboy at 2 AM looking for drunk Scotsmen to mix the stuff up for them. #19Posted 2011-07-20 23:59:01
Haven't had a problem with LEO but then I don't think I have ever drank more than 4 large bottles at a sitting. Now I do Blend 285 and soda. Just enough whiskey to sweeten the soda. Can drink all day and stay hydrated too. I'm dubious about the claim that the stuff is "blended by experts from Scotland". I have an image of them wandering around Soi Cowboy at 2 AM looking for drunk Scotsmen to mix the stuff up for them. #20Posted 2011-07-21 13:08:03
I have have been here for over 15 year's and know all the problem's with drinking in the heat, yes and I drink lot's water only drink small amount's of beer dont have one sometime's for day's but as soon as I have had one or two Leo's lately well 6 week's ago, I get problem's that can last 3/4 day's. My head ache's start within two hour's or so. As I pointed out it's not only me at least 5 of my chum's are having the same problem. I now drink anything other than Leo had 3 Tiger's "Large" last night and the problem what problem. So it's got to be Leo. Going to check where it come's from maybe tomorrow if I can get into Makro. Dont know if it ill help but worth a try. I will be out on friday night for a pint might give Loe a go just to see if anything occur's all in the matter of science. Thank's for all the reply's so far. Update at the weekend. #21Posted 2011-07-21 15:15:30
I have have been here for over 15 year's and know all the problem's with drinking in the heat, yes and I drink lot's water only drink small amount's of beer dont have one sometime's for day's but as soon as I have had one or two Leo's lately well 6 week's ago, I get problem's that can last 3/4 day's. My head ache's start within two hour's or so. As I pointed out it's not only me at least 5 of my chum's are having the same problem. I now drink anything other than Leo had 3 Tiger's "Large" last night and the problem what problem. So it's got to be Leo. Going to check where it come's from maybe tomorrow if I can get into Makro. Dont know if it ill help but worth a try. I will be out on friday night for a pint might give Loe a go just to see if anything occur's all in the matter of science. Thank's for all the reply's so far. Update at the weekend. I used to have similair problems, have come to the conclusion that all beers made in Thailand are crap. I switched to imported German beers and the problems noted above have long gone, ok they cost more, a small price to pay to be able to wake up headache/hangover free the next morning. Since switching to imported beers, its been like coming out of a haze. #22Posted 2011-07-21 15:30:35
Never tried Leo before, but my lady bought a box recently as Big C was out of other brands. Since then I have suffered from stomache and urinary trac problems. Nice to have something to blame.
I'd already decided to throw the rest of the box away, seems my instincts were sound. #23Posted 2011-07-21 16:24:01
I used to have similair problems, have come to the conclusion that all beers made in Thailand are crap. I switched to imported German beers and the problems noted above have long gone, ok they cost more, a small price to pay to be able to wake up headache/hangover free the next morning. Since switching to imported beers, its been like coming out of a haze. Federbrau i do like, but my Seven doesn't stock it, and i have no idea whether it would be any improvement in terms of beating headaches. #24Posted 2011-07-21 17:58:05
I used to have similair problems, have come to the conclusion that all beers made in Thailand are crap. I switched to imported German beers and the problems noted above have long gone, ok they cost more, a small price to pay to be able to wake up headache/hangover free the next morning. Since switching to imported beers, its been like coming out of a haze. Federbrau i do like, but my Seven doesn't stock it, and i have no idea whether it would be any improvement in terms of beating headaches. #25Posted 2011-07-21 20:04:16
I used to buy Leo on a regular basis, problem was I'd throw a lot away cos when it wasn't very cold it was sickly to drink.
I switched to Chang Draft, even when not cold its ok to drink, for me anyway. |
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