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Home » Food and drink » Chang beer has a birthday and introduces a new product

Chang beer has a birthday and introduces a new product

By Gringo
Posted in Food and drink
Tags: Beer, Chang

November 9 2019

(SUKIYASHI / Shutterstock.com)

Thai Beverage (ThaiBev) announced the 25^th celebrated the anniversary of their popular Chang beer. This silver jubilee was graced with a new beer product, Chang “cold brew lager”.

Chang cold brew beer is made from 100 percent malt using the cold brew process – beer filtration at sub-zero temperatures. According to the brewery, the process produces a beer with a very different taste and smell than other brewing methods.

Lovers of beer in general and Chang beer in particular will definitely try it out and let their opinion be heard. I haven't discovered it in the supermarkets yet, but I don't think it will be long.

See a beautifully made promotional video below:

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Christian says up

9 November 2019 at 15: 45

I'm curious how this new beer tastes. I am not a beer drinker but I am a taste drinker. I haven't seen it in a department store yet.

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