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Herr Pickenpack, the first Dutch consul in Bangkok and the creation of Singha beer

By Lung Jan
Posted in Background, History
Tags: Bean Rawd Brewery, Consul, Dutchman, Paul Pickenpack, Siam, Singha

May 28, 2023

After Siam had opened itself up to economic development with the British in 1855 by concluding the Bowring Treaty and far-reaching contacts with the West, it was not long before the Dutch also took an interest in Siam again.

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Herr Pickenpack, the first Dutch consul in Bangkok and the creation of Singha beer