Khmer Beverages


Khmer Beverages, previously known as Khmer Brewery, is a Cambodian brewery company, founded in 2009. It produces beer and non-alcoholic beverages.
The company is owned by the Chip Mong Group. In 2009 the company purchased of land in the Cheung Ek district of Phnom Penh. Construction of the turnkey brewery and bottling facility, equipped by German brewery providers, Ziemann Holvrieka, commenced in January 2010, at a cost of $USD 60M. In 2010 they released their first beer, Cambodia Beer, with a production capacity of per year.
In 2013 they expanded the brewery, increasing capacity to per year. In 2017 they underwent a third expansion, increasing annual production capacity to, at a cost of $USD 120M.
In 2017 they renamed the brewery to Khmer Beverages, and introduced a range of non-alcoholic beverages. In the same year Khmer Beverages signed a multi-year sponsorship deal with Manchester City F. C., to be the club's official water, soft drinks and energy drink partner in Cambodia. In 2019 they rebranded their flagship beer, Cambodia Beer, in response to ongoing concerns about the use of the Preah Vihear temple in its branding.

Products

Khmer Brewery offers three main types of beer and two speciality beers:

Awards

In 2013 the brewery won a bronze medal at the 2013 International Brewing Awards for Cambodia Beer.
Inn 2015 they won a bronze medal at the Transform Awards Asia-Pacific, in the category, Best Brand Experience.