UK beer on draught?

by **nabanga** » January 15, 2009, 3:50 pm

I'm coming over the river for a weekend in Udon - are there any places with UK beer on tap? (I've seen John Smiths & Boddingtons in Bangkok so maybe, just maybe Udon?). Thanks

by **BobHelm** » January 15, 2009, 4:41 pm

The Clock sells draught beer. Guinness is one of them, I think McCaffrey 's (excuse spelling)is another, but I am not 100% because I have never bought!!

by **747man** » January 15, 2009, 7:19 pm

BobHelm wrote:The Clock sells draught beer. Guinness is one of them, I think McCaffrey 's (excuse spelling)is another, but I am not 100% because I have never bought!!

Bob,How much ??? 200 Baht a pint at least My guess !!! :yikes:

by **BobHelm** » January 15, 2009, 7:31 pm

I have NO idea 747. I am more than happy with Leo (it does the intended job) but it wouldn't bet that you are much out with the price.

by **laphanphon** » January 15, 2009, 7:36 pm

and this fine beer is still available also on tap, i think.

guiness was 170, possible 180 now, black and tan w/tiger 120 i think. if i switch over to B/T, means i've been there too long already. so consider source, but close enough. :guiness:

by **747man** » January 15, 2009, 7:41 pm

BobHelm wrote:I have NO idea 747. I am more than happy with Leo (it does the intended job) but it wouldn't bet that you are much out with the price.

Bob, I was only Curious as I've had to all but pack in the beer now,due to my Diabetes( Still partial to a VERY Rare Glass of Red Wine though ) :drunk:

,But I remember down in Pattaya about 7or 8 years ago asking in An Irish Bar ,How much for a Pint of :guiness:

and was told 250 Baht :yikes:

,I told him "Leave it in The Barrel,Thanks.And promptly left the joint !!

by **BobHelm** » January 15, 2009, 7:59 pm

AH maybe times have changed a bit now.
I was sat outside a bar last night and a gentleman (?) entered and asked the girl serving "How much for a small Tiger?" (rather than being witty & replying "How small"

) she replied "60 baht". To which he said "****ing hell too expensive, I was paying 35 baht in Pattaya this morning" & exited the bar, turning right. As he did she said "Yes, that is the way to the bus station". Which I thought was quite clever & quick....

by **beer monkey** » January 15, 2009, 9:22 pm

bh wrote:To which he said "****ing hell too expensive, I was paying 35 baht in Pattaya this morning" & exited the bar, turning right. As he did she said "Yes, that is the way to the bus station". Which I thought was quite clever & quick...

Excellent thats my type of response.. , another example of same same humour..

by **nabanga** » January 16, 2009, 10:08 am

OK thanks for that - is Kilkenny also at the clock or somewhere else? At 200 a pint it might only be a taste rather than a session...

by **BobHelm** » January 16, 2009, 10:11 am

It is either Kilkenny or McCaffrey 's in The Clock - or one of the Irish smooth ales.
LA has better powers of observation than me (especially concerning food & drink) so he is probably correct.

by **laphanphon** » January 16, 2009, 11:40 am

LA has better powers of observation

only before that 1st tiger on draft, but did notice kilkenny there. :lol:

by **nabanga** » January 19, 2009, 10:59 am

Thanks - had a good weekend and Kilkenny still there (170 a pint) - also Guiness but no John Smiths.

by **Marmite The Dog** » January 19, 2009, 10:10 pm

Kilkenny and Guinness (160B) at the Clock.

John Smiths is no longer imported to Thailand (thank God, as it is awful), but Tetley's has replaced it I'm happy to say. I don't think the importer has an outlet in Udon, the nearest is Seven's Corner in Khon Kaen according to the importer's website.

by **stattointhailand** » January 19, 2009, 10:14 pm

Marmite wrote:- Seeing as I'm moving to Udon in a couple of weeks, I thought I'd join up to make the most of all of the experience you guys have. I'm not a stranger to forums, as I've been posting on that nasty Teak Door place since it started. There's loads of info to trawl through, so you probably wont hear much from me for a while; at least until I have something positive to contribute anyway.

Kudos for a great looking forum.

Blimey, that was quick :lol:

Well I suppose anything to do with beer has to be "something positive" :guiness:

by **Marmite The Dog** » January 20, 2009, 9:50 am

stattointhailand wrote:Blimey, that was quick

Well I suppose anything to do with beer has to be "something positive"

Exactly!

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