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Micro brewery

Post by reds4eva » Wed, 25 Apr 2007 8:00 pm

Moving over to Singapore in June from UK. I will miss 'real ale' ! From what I've seen from my visits - lager is the preferred cold drink in bar rather than 'ale'.

Has anyone been to the micro-brewery, which I have heard about? Is it worth a visit?

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Post by rhino » Wed, 25 Apr 2007 8:08 pm

Are you talking about Brewerkz? Its pretty good... Has about a dozen or so different beers to choose from. Bizarre pricing though - it gets more expensive the later in the day it becomes! Pays to start swilling before 8pm... Food there is pretty decent too - its a very chilled laid back place.

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Post by Rich D » Wed, 25 Apr 2007 9:05 pm

There are 2 or 3 micro breweries but I think Brewerkz is the one you have heard about as rhino says. They do a wide range from stout to lager with a few decent ales on the way - my fave is the IPA. They also do pigs and barrels for functions at home or you can take away bottles.

It is in a building called Riverside Point on Clarke Quay. If you get your company to book you into the Merchant Court hotel then you'll be able to crawl home after a session. Good thing is that unlike Tiger and all the other lagers here, I never get a headache after a night at Brewerkz.
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Post by reds4eva » Wed, 25 Apr 2007 10:16 pm

That is the one I was thinking about. Thanks.

Will have to stop by there when I arrive. Can't wait now. Looking forward to it. Just counting down the days til I leave!

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Post by Loops » Wed, 25 Apr 2007 11:50 pm

Brewerkz is great. I go at lunchtime and it is only around $3.50 a pint then.

There are a few others around now too. The Pump Room which is by the fountain in Clarke Quay is one but it is a bit expensive. They're trying to be a wine bar but with beer from what I can see (pricey food and not much of it!) - it doesn't work for me, I still prefer Brewerkz.

Another one is the Pauliner Brauhaus at Suntec which is OK.

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Post by reds4eva » Thu, 26 Apr 2007 12:06 am

Excellent. Thanks! I'll have time to settle in, before new football season starts too - which I can watch in there!

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Post by Rich D » Tue, 08 May 2007 7:30 pm

I just had a leaving do with a few "party pigs" (9l mini-barrels) of Golden Ale from Brewerkz. Less than 80 bucks a go and each one comes in a specially adapted cool box full of ice so you just take it home and poor it out.

Wish I'd found out about it earlier!
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Post by hogs » Sun, 20 Jan 2008 6:48 pm

Have you drank Abbot Ale, Old Specked Hen & tetley's bitter in singapore?

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Post by rt160177 » Mon, 21 Jan 2008 9:22 am

There are a few micro breweries in Singapore worth checking out (see list below) and many of the pubs serve bottled ale.

Brewerkz
Archipelagos (this is Tiger's micro brewery)
The Pump Room
Paulaner Brauhaus
The Red Dot Brewhouse

There is also a home brew club here that is worth joining, the joining fee is very small and the discounts defiantly make it worth while joining.

http://club.homebrew.com.sg/index.htm

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