Singha 2-bottle pack

AI Gourmet Analysis

Overview

The Singha 2-can pack is a packaged product in which canned units of the widely distributed Thai beer brand “Singha” are bundled as a set of two with simple wrapping. The specimen shown in the referenced image consists of two 490 mL cans, and the outer packaging bears markings such as “SINGHA,” “THE ORIGINAL THAI BEER,” and “BANGKOK, THAILAND.” The place of purchase (consumption) cited is a 7-Eleven in Bangkok, Thailand.

Singha is recognized in Thailand and abroad as one of the country’s representative lager beers, and is characterized by being readily obtainable not only at restaurants but also through retail channels such as convenience stores. The 2-can pack is a distribution format that improves portability and the convenience of buying in bulk compared with purchasing single cans, and it is also well suited to use cases such as travelers consuming it at their accommodation.

Name and brand

“Singha” is a notation used in Thai-language contexts and is often displayed on packaging in Latin letters as “SINGHA.” Labels and graphic designs may employ an emblem featuring a stylized lion as a symbol of the brand. In the referenced image as well, a lion motif can be confirmed as the brand logo.

Packaging format

The 2-can pack shown in the referenced image is a format in which the cans are held together by a paper sleeve, and the exterior includes indications such as the contents (NET CONTENTS 490 mL × 2 CANS) and “SINGHA CORPORATION Co., Ltd.” In terms of design, it is based on yellow, with all-over motifs reminiscent of parasols and beach chairs. This may be a seasonal or promotional design, but it cannot be determined from the provided information alone.

Positioning of set sales

• Compared with purchasing single units, it contributes to portability and reducing the number of checkout transactions.
• It tends to match demand for short-term consumption, such as “drinking in the room” during travel or a stay.
• Because it is offered through convenience-store retail, it is easy to obtain outside of restaurants.

Origin/distribution and convenience-store sales in Bangkok

The “BANGKOK, THAILAND” notation on the exterior emphasizes Thailand (at least an association with Bangkok) and also serves to appeal to tourists by highlighting its origin as “Thai beer.” 7-Eleven stores in Bangkok are densely located in urban areas and often function as convenient purchasing points for beverages (including alcohol). Such a retail environment lowers the barrier for travelers to access local-brand beverages, and as a result can become an entry point for experiencing a sense of “localness.”

However, whether alcohol can be sold and the permissible sales hours depend on national/regional regulations and individual store operations; confirming in-store notices and local rules at the time of purchase is recommended (this entry does not identify regulatory details beyond the provided information).

Volume/specifications (based on the referenced image)

Positioning in related drinking culture

In urban areas of Thailand, convenience stores are among the main places to buy beverages, and multiple beer brands are often stocked. Within such distribution networks, Singha may be treated as a “standard” brand, and for travelers it also has the practical advantage of pairing easily with street food, prepared dishes, and snacks. The 2-can pack also lends itself to sharing among a small number of people or to consumption split across multiple occasions.

Note on identification

This entry describes the subject as a “2-can pack of Singha canned beer” based on the exterior markings visible in the referenced image (“SINGHA,” “490ML,” “×2 CANS,” etc.) and the provided information (place eaten/drunk: th Bangkok 7-Eleven). Items that cannot be reliably read from the exterior—such as alcohol by volume, ingredients, and detailed lineup differences (e.g., whether derivative products exist)—are not included.