Three cousins making illicit beers at home wanted a place to sell them legally and welcome people for a good time without breaking the bank.
So they took a leap of faith and opened their own brew pub in Bangkok’s western outskirts where they have what it takes to get around repressive brewing laws with a dozen rotating taps greeting patrons with house, domestic, and imported brews at relatively low prices – as little as THB150 per glass.
“We want people to enjoy good craft beer at reasonable prices,” said Nathachai “Heng” Techavichien, the middle of the three cousins.
Located off Kanchanapisek Road in the capital’s Bang Khae district, Brewave fills a spacious warehouse housing everything from a cafe, restaurant, and beer bar to a microbrewery.
The cousins – Prichpichai “Golf” Techavichien, Nathachai “Heng” Techavichien, and…
