I thought I was trying a new Thai beer. 😂

Sato Siam from 7-Eleven Thailand turned out to be a huge surprise when I picked it up thinking it was a cheap local beer. At only 36 baht (about $1.07 USD) for a large bottle, it caught my eye in the cold drinks section alongside familiar Thai beer staples like Singha, Leo, and Chang. With almost the entire label written in Thai script except for the romanized name "Sato Siam," I decided to buy it and give it a blind first-taste test on camera. The moment I took a sip, it became immediately clear that this is definitely not beer. Sitting at 6.5% alcohol, the flavor profile tastes far closer to a sweet fruit wine or light fermented fruit beverage rather than a traditional malt brew. It was definitely a shock expecting a crisp lager and tasting sweet, fruity alcoholic water instead, but it actually turned out to be really enjoyable. If you know traditional Thai drinks and can explain exactly how Sato Siam is brewed and what it's made of, drop a comment below and share your knowledge! Timestamps: 00:00 Finding Sato Siam at 7-Eleven 00:15 Inspecting the 36-baht bottle 00:34 First taste and unexpected surprise 00:54 Flavor profile and final thoughts Keywords Sato Siam, 7-Eleven Thailand, Thai drinks, Thailand convenience store, Sato Siam review, trying Thai alcohol, Thailand travel vlog, Thai rice wine, Thai beverages, Bangkok 7-Eleven, trying new drinks in Thailand Hashtags #Thailand #7ElevenThailand #SatoSiam #ThaiDrinks #TravelThailand #TasteTest Udon Thani Hotel Playlist https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLAHVbrE-teXw https://jasonmichaelphillips.com/contact http://instagram.com/jasonmichaelphillips http://facebook.com/jasonmichaelphillips https://www.tiktok.com/@jasonmichaelphillips https://www.twitch.tv/jasonmichaelphillips Join channel to support my videos! Thanks! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgR5VYHYy-u_HIiimcYQOMA/join Catch more videos on my 2nd channel HTTP://www.youtube.com/@SomeMoreJason