Brew Khnear Craft Brewery
At Brew Khnear, (loosely translated as ‘Brew Together,’) our focus is on getting that work/life balance right.
With solid and creative beers made from the finest ingredients using traditional brewing techniques, we strive not to work too hard, but make time for ourselves and those who are important to us.
What better way to bring us all together than drinking good beer.
Beers
Often referred to as Cambodia’s third season, the Mango Rains usually fall from March to April, giving the ripened fruits that little extra push to fall from the trees. With a generous portion of crystal malt blending with the taste of local stone fruit and a lingering dry finish, this tropical I.P.A. pays tribute to the king of Cambodian fruit.
Headlining with a 6.2% abv and staring along side an assertive bitterness of 42 IBU, Backstage IPA delivers quite a performance. With a dash of dark malt to balance the generous amount of blended American West Coast hops, this India Pale Ale gives you access to a delicious aroma while a blast of citrus and berries waits in the wings. Everyone loves to go backstage.
Brewed with a blend of classic American 'C' hops, this sturdy pale ale washes waves of citrus over the palette, balanced out with a strong malt back bone. The ideal thirst quencher for a breezy, tropical island beach. Or a pub.
John Cooper Clarke shot to prominence in the 1970s as the original ‘People’s Poet,' bringing his unique style of prose to the stage as he opened for internationally renowned musical acts of the punk and post-punk era. With its maltiness and fruity esters lingering behind quintessential English hops, in much the same way as the bard's wisdom lurks beneath his whimsical wordplay, Mad Poet is a doff of the cap towards one of England's most influential wordsmiths.
Built around the same time as Angkor Wat, Ely Cathedral is visible from miles around thanks to the flat lands of the Fens. On a misty day the octagon tower and main structure appear to float, earning her the nickname 'The Ship of the Fens.' Paying tribute to the only UK structure to be cited as one of the seven wonders of the medieval world, our fruity, English pale ale is a light refreshing drop with floral hops.
Brewed for the beer festival at Siem Reap's Foreign Correspondence Club, this English Bitter is a quaffable, fruity drop. With a touch of dark malt to deepen the colour to a rich copper, and a traditional blend of English hops.