Formerly one of the most spartan cities on earth, things are a changing in Pyongyang, with a nightlife that is not just eclectic, but buzzing. And nowhere epitomizes this more than the newly built Hwasong District and its flagship Taedonggang Beer Hall. For the uninitiated Taedonggang is THE beer of North Korea, what you will…
Irish pubs tend to come in two varieties, actual Irish pubs and fake Irish pubs that call themselves Irish to get people to go there. Well would you guess that the imaginatively titled “The Irish Pub” in Gangtok, Sikkim falls into the latter. The worst part of this though is I got so excited after…
During my first trip to Sikkim I had been largely unimpressed by the beer scene in Gangtik, until some local help got me to The Square Restaurant and Bar located on Mahatma Gandhi Marg (MG Marg). Not only did this deliver a well earned pint after a day at a dry wedding, but it also…
Albrau Beer is one of those beers you see everywhere in Algeria. It’s not fancy, it’s not craft, but somehow it works. In a country where alcohol is tightly regulated and often expensive, Albrau has quietly become the go-to lager for locals and travelers alike. Its pale, light-bodied nature makes it easy to drink in…
One of the most popular beers in Algeria is Beaufort Beer, a beer that sounds French and is sold in the Arab lands. Yet despite these facts the brew is actually from Cameroon. Why on earth then, I hear you ask, are Algerians drinking it and is it any good, or just piss water? Well…
I have ben trying to rank the top 10 Cambodian Beers by sales volume for years. Sadly there is no official date, so instead I have put the 11 best Cambodian beers as a kinda based om sakes educated guess. And should you not agree with me, or have real data on Cambodian beers then…
