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Thai beer brand Chang has introduced its coffee-infused beer to the UK market.


Chang's 'Espresso Lager' – which has a 4.8% ABV – combines premium lager with rich coffee flavours, featuring intense coffee aromas, gentle bitterness and a subtle roasted finish. This beer, which has won 11 international gold medals in four years, was previously only available in Asia.



The lager is crafted using high-quality malt, hops and water, and is infused with Arabica and Robusta coffee beans sourced from Thailand, Laos and Vietnam. The result is a smooth, rich beer "with an authentic coffee profile," said Chang.


The coffee-infused beer will be available to purchase on Amazon and through the brand's website.


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Chang introduces coffee-infused beer in UK

Rafaela Sousa

8 July 2024

Chang introduces coffee-infused beer in UK

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