Singh or Singha, Thailand's oldest beer, was granted the Krut Trah Tang Hahng, i.e. the Royal Warrant, in 1939 and carries the royal garuda (fig.) on its bottles and beer cans, printed above its own emblem.

The beer's emblem is that of a mythological lion (fig.). Logos of alcoholic beverages are blurred out in compliance with Thai Law (Sect. 32 of the Alcohol Control Act, 2008).