I got this note from our man in Shanghai, Myrick of Newfoundland aka Asiapundit. He is working very hard to find good beer in Asia and sends a link from a blog from Cambodia:
The initial aroma wafting from my Khmer smelled as if it had been created with moldy bread strained through a sock. A sock that Satan himself had been wearing on a particularly loathsome day in the sulphur mines. The rotten egg notes continue through to the flavour, where they seem to cut through the mouth-puckering sourness and overwhelm anything else in this beverage. The brew has a slight natural effervescence which only serves to make things worse. Alcohol by volume was listed as 4.5%, so there wasn't much hopes that a few swift gulps could anaesthetise my tastebuds into submission.






Comments
Pico - July 27, 2006 11:46 AM
But where can we Ontarians get some of this "in-law" beer??
Alan - July 27, 2006 11:57 AM
I think you might have to holiday in Cambodia for this one.
simon - July 30, 2006 10:01 AM
I recently started one of these blog things, and am currently engaged on a project that I lovingly call "Around The World In Eighty Beers".
This series is not about good beer, it's just about beer. In keeping with the 'worst beer' theme I would like to introduce you to a couple
of my favourites:
http://zzsimonb.blogspot.com/2006/07/aweb13-axe-head-calgary.html
http://zzsimonb.blogspot.com/2006/07/aweb9-uncle-bens.html
http://zzsimonb.blogspot.com/2006/07/aweb11-simons-homebrew.html
have a beery day!
Simon