When you think about beer, it’s easy to picture a cold bottle or glass, straight out of the fridge, condensation trickling down the sides. But if you’ve traveled to Southeast Asia, you may have come across something that seems utterly strange to beer purists: ice in beer. That’s right—locals throughout Cambodia, Vietnam, Thailand, and beyond…
One of the oldest and dare I say most iconic venues, the “Old Stadium Phnom Penh” is still a mainstay of the Cambodian league system. Currently home to both Tiffy Army and now one of the most successful local sides Boeung Ket. And this was what brought me here, watching my friend Connor Nestor’s first…
Food and drink might not be the first things you think of with Sudan, particularly with the country in a state of war. Despite this the nation still boasts great tourist sites, as well as Sudanese food and Sudanese drinks being extremely good. And while Sudanese drinks might come as a bit of a surprise…
When you think of Japan, it’s easy to picture sushi, ramen, and street food stalls bustling with energy. But what often gets overshadowed is the incredible variety of drinks the country has to offer. From traditional brews to modern soft drinks, Japan has something to quench everyone’s thirst. So, if you’re planning a trip to…
Having lived in Transnistria for quite some time now, I’ve come to appreciate its unique charm, often likened to stepping back into a different era. One of the highlights of my times here wasvisiting the Kvint Brewery, the jewel of Transnistria’s liquor industry, famed for producing some of the finest brandy in the world –…
Can you drink in Jordan? The short answer to this is that yes you can, but social acceptability and prices varies greatly across the Hashemite Kingdom. And this is a similar situation with the nightlife of Jordan, with for example Petra and Aqaba being literally and figuratively miles apart. How Muslim is Jordan? Percentage wise…
