Getting to the root of things means making a wine for it…for Kenny Likitprakong at least. His line of Banyan Wines are made with grapes meticulously grown and picked for not only Thai food in mind, but his background as well.
“My father’s been working at a winery since before I was born,” says Kenny in Hyphen Magazine’s latest cover story on “Asian American trailblazers”.
After you read that story you might be inspired to get some of Kenny’s wines here.
Kenny climbing barrels
Want more on Kenny? Here’s an in depth shout out from Muddy Roots Magazine. The interviewer probes him on his affinity for skateboarding and wine making and how he mends them together.
This indie film opens on June 12th in NYC with a few grandiose opening parties featuring the cast and crew drinking even more than they are in the movie! Look out for it, and note the Singha’s in hand!
This is probably the first movie with people drinking Singha that doesn’t have a plot line relating back to Thailand. If you know otherwise, tell us!
or CRAP as they’re calling it! come see Family Guy art on June 5th at Toy Tokyo down on 2nd Ave and 7th St. We’ll be slinging out Singha Beers while they last!
someone said there was supposed to be Simpsons and Futurama art too, but only time will tell…
Give us your wittiest and most convincing review of a favorite bar in the world. It can be the fanciest bar where they DHL fresh oysters from France ever morning or the dirtiest of dives where the bartender refills your scotch after you throw up behind the counter. We’ll read ‘em all. Whatever your literary style, the one that holds our attention span the longest will win a 10k USD voucher to blow traveling around the globe.
Marc Ecko, Run Athletics along with Toy Tokyo team up to celebrate 25 years of the Hollis crew – made famous by Run DMC! Rub elbows with Marc Ecko himself, Rev Run, Russell Simmons and who knows who else. just be there, and drink some Singhas!
This event will be held on December 11th, 2008, 6pm – 10pm
@ the Marc Ecko Showroom
40 W. 23rd St, 3rd Fl.
New York, NY 10010
Yes, on Saturday, November 22nd, 2008, we will be pouring Singha Beer once again. The Great Beer Expo boasts over 100 beers from 50 different countries. Apart from domestic craft beers, this fest is also pretty heavy on the Asian beer selection. Check out their website for the nitty gritty. ($45 per ticket)
The event will be held at the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum and split up into two sessions:
Session I: 12 pm – 4 pm (doors open at 11:30 am)
Session II: 5:30 pm – 9:30 pm (doors open at 5:00 pm)
