Ba Moui Ba (aka 33) - Vietnamese Beer
So some friends and I went out for some Vietnamese food at Saigon. They served a Vietnamese beer titled above along with fellow neighbors Sapporo and Tsing Tao. On the waitress' assertion that it was "very good" and upon the fact I hadn't had one before, I decided to order it.
I don't think I agree with the waitress. Just as you can't judge all American beer by a Miller Lite, I won't judge all of Viet Nam on "33", but it really wasn't all that special. At 4.5%, it was certainly easy to drink and there wasn't anything inherently wrong with it, but nothing that really made it great either.
The food was great though.
So some friends and I went out for some Vietnamese food at Saigon. They served a Vietnamese beer titled above along with fellow neighbors Sapporo and Tsing Tao. On the waitress' assertion that it was "very good" and upon the fact I hadn't had one before, I decided to order it.
I don't think I agree with the waitress. Just as you can't judge all American beer by a Miller Lite, I won't judge all of Viet Nam on "33", but it really wasn't all that special. At 4.5%, it was certainly easy to drink and there wasn't anything inherently wrong with it, but nothing that really made it great either.
The food was great though.
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