Norman Gennaro

8.9

Singha is the king — 4 months ago

JKT

9.2

Very interesting old Zin nose of very ripe red fruits cherries and earth and stones. But kind of fall short on palate that’s more acidic. Medium finish. Went well with food. AA value 9. Two days later in Eto may be even better! Seemed to have opened up more and now there’s lively texture and lift and elegance. Surprising for 32 year old wine. Upping from 8.9 to 9.1. This vineyard revived for early Ravenswood Zin by Peterson. Dickerson died in Thailand sunami. — 4 years ago

Ekasit Poositranusorn

9.2

Big WOW! I tasted this wine in September 2018 at the event held by the French embassy at Central World in Bangkok, Thailand; the wine did not impress my tounge at all. However, I bought 2 bottles because a friend of mine imported it. Today (Jan 18, 2019), the wine tasted very delucious after 30 minutes of breathing. Very flavorfull of cherry, blackberry, plum, and tobacco together with soft tannins and silky & reasonable length on the finish. The color is intense but bright ruby red color with medium-to-full-weight which is goes well with medium & sexy acidity. Very good value, excellent balanced, and savory wine to pair well with medium spicy Thai dishes. — 6 years ago

Richard Benitez

9.5

Tannic, alcohol, dry. Dry, leather, and bold. Thailand. Nights with one of the best women I’ve ever had. Memories. Nothing but love. — 3 years ago

Tim Drury

8.9

Romantic Thailand dinner at fisherman’s village — 5 years ago

with Seema

Haley Jobson

10

Dry, light and refreshing — 6 years ago

Jedd Flanscha

9.0

My first Thai wine! It’s a lovely aperitif on a hot day. Dry and fruity strawberry and honey, but not overly sweet. — 6 years ago

Mark S.

8.9

Powerful aroma and taste. Prune etc. black fruits, sour and acidic. Slightly chocolate nuance. It would match with sweet sour spicy cuisine in Southeast Asia like Thailand or fried food. 2015 @1300, xuaduo -, 210928-211001 — 3 years ago

Norman Gennaro

9.0

Always enjoy Singha but am agreeing that it’s 1/better from a bottle and 2/when from a can, Chang is better. — 5 years ago

with Nicholas

Boris Mathiszik

8.9

Chang is Thailand’s second beer. And it is equally good with spicy Thai food. — 6 years ago