Singapore does not even rate in the top 50 countries for beer consumption per capita, according to the 2011 Food and Lifestyle Report from the Kirin Institute. Yet do not worry there is the world famous Tiger Brand and brewery from 1932 and many very popular microbreweries since 1995.
The Tiger Brewery has been in action for over 80 years. Firstly as Malayan Breweries Limited and later as Asia Pacific Breweries. It was establish in 1931 as a joint venture with Heineken of Holland. Tiger beer is larger beer not British ale. As the brewery says on its web site Tiger Beer is irresistible and at the end of the tour there is an English Style Pub, the Tiger Tavern, where you can imbibe a few light libations, whilst you wait for your limousine taxi to take you down town. Perhaps to the East Coast Park for a dinner of Chili Crab over looking the beach and drinking more Tiger beer.
Now lets get into Microbreweries of which at least count there was 10 across the Island of Singapore.
The two biggest and most established are Brewerkz and Paulana Munich.
Brewerks, is now part of Singapore culture, and dominates Riverside Point, overlooking the Singapore River and Robertson Quay and Clarke Quay on the other riverbank. It has expanded from its fist shop, in 1997, up and down the complex and you can enjoy their ale in many restaurants, including Iguana, a personal favorite of mine. My personal favorite beer is the Indian Pale Ale, light in alcohol full of flavor. Yet there are ales, stouts and larger to choose from. Despite updating their beer list, old favorites like IPA and Golden Ale remain. There are also other Brewerks microbreweries popping up across the island spreading their joy and good will to all men and ladies.
Paulaner Brauhaus, is a traditional Paulaner Munich Lager and has been at Millennium Walk, Suntec City, for as long as I can remember, over to 12 years.German beers have centuries of tradition and by German Beer Purity Law of AD1516 use only water, hops, malt and yeast. The lager is smooth, light and gently hopped. Straight from the brewery into your glass, no bottles! This is actually a global chain of traditional breweries in Germany, China, Singapore, Russia and New York. Being Bavarian, they have an awesome celebration of Oktoberfest each year.
Are there more microbreweries? Yes. Yet let me allow you the pleasure of discovery and exploration. Good hunting!
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Singapore does not even rate in the top 50 countries for beer consumption per capita, according to the 2011 Food and Lifestyle Report from the Kirin Institute. Yet do not worry there is the world famous Tiger Brand and brewery from 1932 and many very popular microbreweries since 1995.
The Tiger Brewery has been in action for over 80 years. Firstly as Malayan Breweries Limited and later as Asia Pacific Breweries. It was establish in 1931 as a joint venture with Heineken of Holland. Tiger beer is larger beer not British ale. As the brewery says on its web site Tiger Beer is irresistible and at the end of the tour there is an English Style Pub, the Tiger Tavern, where you can imbibe a few light libations, whilst you wait for your limousine taxi to take you down town. Perhaps to the East Coast Park for a dinner of Chili Crab over looking the beach and drinking more Tiger beer.
Now lets get into Microbreweries of which at least count there was 10 across the Island of Singapore.
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