Cambodia
Following a day at Angkor Wat you’ll be parched. Go to Siem Harvest Brewpub, set in quiet gardens with a shrewd bar considering the bottling works (albeit quality can fluctuate on the lagers).
Lagers from little Cambodian breweries are simpler to find in Phnom Penh, however the reach is restricted mostly to expat bars. There are some inquisitive German-style microbreweries, as Himawari, Tawadang and Munich New Lager. The best spot in Phnom Penh is Botanico: here you’ll find the lagers of Cerevisia Art Brewhouse fermented a couple of miles away. Expect eight taps and some great hoppy pale lagers. There’s additionally the German-propelled Jumps, with lager garden, pool lobby, brewhouse bar and feasting region.
Glasses of lager on a wooden board in Cerevisia Art Brewhouse
Glasses of lager on a wooden board in Cerevisia Art Brewhouse
Myanmar
In the event that you’re in Yangon, look at Burbrit Bottling works, Myanmar’s most memorable specialty brewery, with a graffiti’d tavern neglecting the waterway and Pilsner, Weizen and English-style IPA are on offer.
Laos
The Place that is known for 1,000,000 Elephants has only one lager – Beerlao – and on the off chance that there is specialty brew, it’s harder to find than a wild Nellie. Those needing beyond what the neighborhood ale can discover a few imported Belgian lagers in Vientiane yet in any case Beerlao, with its customary, Gold and Dull varieties, are totally blended utilizing the nation’s tremendously cherished rice, and worth an attempt.
Half quart of brew in BeerLao
Half quart of brew in Beerlao
Malaysia
There aren’t little distilleries in Malaysia yet (like Thailand, homebrewing is unlawful) yet you can find imported specialty brews in a rising number of expert bars in Kuala Lumpur, incorporating Taps Lager Bar with two areas, and The Incomparable Brew Bar.
Indonesia
Bintang is omnipresent, predominant to such an extent that its name is basically Indonesian for lager. Bali has a little distillery, Distinct Specialty Lager, which has a couple of blends including a mango and a lychee brew which appeal to non-brew consumers and vividly dressed travelers; somewhere else it’s essentially a one brew country.
The Philippines
There are north of 35 distilleries in the Philippines, including basically twelve brewpubs, and they’re very much spread through the entire nation, and the best, most modern asset is the Sightseeing Website including what’s in store and where to go.