Step into summer with Chang: The authentic Thai beer
Chang Classic is the go-to lager to cool you down and lift your spirits. Crisp, golden and full of character, this lager is a refreshing blend of deep heritage and premium ingredients – made to pair perfectly with Thai food and available in Tesco and most Thai restaurants nationwide.
Win a holiday worth £6,000 to Thailand! 🌴✈️
This summer, Chang is giving you the chance to experience the real Thailand for yourself. In partnership with Amazing Thailand and EVA Air, one lucky winner will be whisked away on a £6,000 holiday to Thailand. From bustling Bangkok to the tranquil beaches of Phuket, this is your moment to step into where the flavour is and discover Thai food, culture, and of course, Chang Beer, in its homeland.
👉 Follow this link to enter now!
The taste of Thailand, right here in the UK
You can still experience the taste of Thailand without stepping on a plane as Chang is teaming up with over 120 Thai restaurants across the UK to bring fans exclusive offers. We're talking free beer and exclusive merch, including Chang T-Shirts! Check out @ChangBeerUK on Instagram to find out more information.
www.instagram.com/changbeeruk/
Looking for something a little different?
If you're in need of something to WOW your tastebuds, then look no further. Chang Espresso Lager is a bold twist on the classic, combining the smooth richness of roasted coffee with the refreshing body of lager. It's an unexpected fusion that works like magic – and it's just won its first gold medal of 2025 at the World Beer Championship, alongside a gold medal for Chang Classic too.
changbeer.com/en/our-brew/chang-espresso
And that's not all…
Chang is also proud to be the official sponsor of Thailand Showcase, happening 27th–29th June in King's Cross, London. This free event is your one-way ticket to a Thai experience like no other – without leaving the UK. There will be Thai street food, live performances, cultural delights, and yes, Chang Beer to keep you cool all weekend long.
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