Brewerkz Singapore - Brewerkz Riverside Point

Jolly Wolf and Frederic Fox are at Brewerkz Riverside Point. Brewerkz Singapore is an award winning microbrewery restaurant. Our previous Clarke Quay Singapore entry mentioned that we will visit Brewerkz and here we are.

This is the view of Singapore River from Brewerkz Riverside Point sitting at the alfresco on a lazy Sunday afternoon.

Brewerkz Singapore is a microbrewery restaurant, which means they have humongous barrels in the shop to brew their own beer.

Brewerkz Singapore occupies a massive stretch of shop houses at Riverside Point, the place is huge and can occupy hundreds of people, the biggest Brewerkz outlet in Singapore.

What beer do both of you wanna order? They have a wide selection of beer at Brewerkz compared to Paulaners Singapore where you only have dark beer or lager.

You can always ask the waiter what is the beer of the week and get additional discount for it. Beer of the week is steam beer today, not what we wanted, so we went on to order the great India Pale Ale and the popular Brewekz choice - Golden Ale.

Our Brewerkz beer came in a minute, talk about efficient service. The beer at Brewerkz Riverside Point cost different at different timings, to know more you can refer to the pdf file here.

Frederic Fox quickly jumped on top of the Golden Ale beer claiming his drink.

The beer on the left in a lighter color is the Golden Ale and the beer on the right is the India Pale Ale. Golden Ale is more of a sweet malt beer while India Pale Ale is a stronger bitter malt beer. Both are tasty beer and the most popular choices at Brewerkz.

Jolly Wolf and Frederic Fox came at the time where beer is cheapest at Brewerkz. From 12 to 3pm everyday, a pint (500ml) of Golden Ale only cost $6 and the India Pale Ale cost $7.

Nothing beats a cold refreshing beer on a Sunday afternoon sitting by the riverside of Clarke Quay.

Jolly Wolf and Frederic Fox will work for beer! We want to work for Brewerkz Singapore and get to drink beer by the riverside everyday!

Jolly Wolf and Frederic Fox at the counter of Brewerkz Singapore. Thanks to the friendly Brewerkz staff at the counter who welcomed our nici plushies to sit around and take photographs.

Two underage nici plushies totally enjoying their Brewerkz beer at Clarke Quay.

Brewerkz Singapore is definitely a great place for a good Ale at a very reasonable price (depending on your time of visit). If you are there for the first time, order the Golden Ale, it will be hard not to like for its sweet refreshing taste.

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Brewerkz outlet in Singapore

Brewerkz Riverside Point
30 Merchant Road #01-05/06 Riverside Point
Singapore 058282
(+65) 6438 7438 | info@brewerkz.com.sg

Brewerkz Indoor Stadium
2 Stadium Walk #01-06/07/K1
Singapore Indoor Stadium, Singapore 397691
(+65) 6345 9905 | info@brewerkz.com.sg

TapHouse By Brewerkz
18E Dempsey Road, Singapore 249677
(+65) 6634 1229 | info@brewerkz.com.sg

Jolly Logan Jolly Logan is here

Jolly Logan is here! Finally after many months of not buying any new NICI toys, Jolly Logan arrived along with his partner Jolly Katie

Jolly Logan is a sheep in wolf's clothing, as opposed to NICI's trademark Jolly Wolf (Wolf in Sheep's clothing). Jolly Logan has extremely soft and fluffy wolf's plush that resembles Milo Gorilla and Rob Raccoon.

After removing Jolly Logan's hood, his white sheepy true face reveals beneath. What a cheeky little sheep, Jolly Logan even has a zip to his hood.

In 2007 NICI Germany created the wolf in sheep's clothing. It became an icon for NICI and soon later in January 2013, Jolly Logan was created to extend that legacy.

Jolly Katie, Jolly Logan and Jolly Wolf (from left to right).

Jolly Katie came as part of Jolly Logan's inauguration to NICI world.

Jolly Katie spots a pink nose, pink ribbon and most significantly a pink pocket on both sides of her body strikes a imminent dejavu to the classic Jolly Rosa. We shall talk more about Jolly Katie in future posts for this is Jolly Logan's page today.

Naturally, Jolly Logan and Jolly Katie is a happily ever after love story,

However...

Something amiss is lurking behind Logan and Katie
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Wait! What's going on here? Another Jolly Logan that is more handsome, bigger, stronger and full of charisma?

TBig Jolly Logan asks for Katie's hand! What should we do now? two Jolly Logans but only one Jolly Katie!

Singapore Philatelic Museum

Jolly Wolf is going to visit the Singapore Philatelic Museum today. What is the Singapore Philatelic Museum you might wonder?

Singapore Philatelic Museum is a museum of stamps and philatelic material collections of Singapore from the 1830s to present day. It is the postal history of Singapore and its stamps.

Okay Jolly Wolf is going into the Singapore Philatelic Museum to have a look but not one second after this picture was taken, Jolly Wolf fell down. You could see he is almost falling from the picture.

Once inside the Singapore Philatelic Museum, you will be encircled in a house of stamp.

There are literally thousands of stamps everywhere in the Singapore Philatelic Museum and then Jolly Wolf found something interesting..

Jolly Wolf found Mickey Mouse stamp! Oh we should mentioned, the Singapore Philatelic Museum is also a stamp shop.

Hence, the Singapore Philatelic Museum is also a great place for stamp collectors to buy unique stamps. Jolly Wolf, what are you looking for?

Jolly Wolf is looking for a sheep stamp! Hmm..

Admission is $5 for the Singapore Philatelic Museum, hanging around the stamp shop like what Jolly Wolf did is free.

Singapore Philatelic Museum
Address: 23-B Coleman Street, Singapore 179807
Tel: +65 6337 3888
Fax: +65 6337 8958
E-mail: nhb_spm_adm@nhb.gov.sg

Armenian Church of Saint Gregory the Illuminator

The Armenian Church, full name Armenian Church of Saint Gregory the Illuminator is the oldest church in Singapore located at Hill Street. Built in 1835 as the number masks on the building.

The Armenian Church welcomes all visitors! Good thing they did not say no pets allowed ^_^

Jolly Wolf ponders upon some interesting statues in the Armenian Church.

Jolly Wolf goes in to have a closer look.

Jolly Wolf loves the stoney road in the Armenian Church.

Jolly Wolf finds that the Armenian Church design is pretty familiar.

An old Armenian house in the compounds of the Armenian Church.

 A grave in the backyard of the Armenian Church to remember the fallen Armenians.

A tree with purple flowers and 2 benches for you to chill.

Jolly Wolf will bring you inside to have a look shall we?

 This is a sign from the preservation of monument board saying that the Armenian Church is built by G D Coleman, it is the oldest church in Singapore and it originally had a domed roof and a bell-turret in the ancient Armenian Church tradition. In 1853 both features were replaced with a pitched roof and spire for structural reasons.

On the inside, the Armenian Church is not big with a simplistic altar.

This photo must be taken recently judging by the age of Mr Lee Kuan Yew in this picture.

Did you know that Armenia was the first country to adopt Christianity as their religion?

That is why the Armenian Church is so significant. Jolly Wolf sits down and pray..

The Armenian Church from another side.