Pink Blossoms Brewing | Singapore Craft Brewery, Beers and Where to Drink

Pink Blossoms Brewing was founded by Teo Hong Han, an accountant and tax advisor by training. Work took him to the United States, where he visited more than 100 breweries, and he gave up his corporate career to brew the kind of beer he had found there for drinkers back home. He returned to Singapore in early 2018 to build the brewery from scratch, and Pink Blossoms poured its first pint to the public in August 2018. The beer is brewed at its own small brewery in a light-industrial block in Ubi, which doubles as the tasting room. The brewery is known for big, bold, hop-forward beers, and its flagship Lean On Me was its first beer in cans. In 2025 Lean On Me won gold in the New England and hazy pale ale category for Singapore in the Untappd Community Awards. In 2022 the brewery also launched what was billed as Singapore's first craft beer truck.

The beers

Lean On Me, New England pale ale, 5.5%
Hundred Years, milk stout, 5.5%
Let It Be, seasonal IPA, 6.8%
Don't Stop Believing, New England IPA, 6.8%
Never Say Goodbye, imperial stout, 12%

Let It Be is an IPA whose recipe changes from batch to batch, with each version given its own name, such as Diana, Rebecca and Lucienne. Seasonals have included an Oktoberfest Marzen at 6%, and specials have included a DangGui ginseng pale ale. The core beers are sold in 330ml cans by the six-pack through the brewery's online shop, and some are also sold in 5-litre minikegs.

Where to drink it

The home of the beer is the Pink Blossoms Brewing tasting room at 50 Ubi Avenue 3, #01-12, where you can bring your own food. It opens from 5pm on weekdays and from 2pm at weekends, does not accept credit cards and does not pour tasters or flights. The Pink Blossoms BeerTruck pours in the city too, and in late 2026 it was parked at The Promontory at Marina Bay from Wednesday to Sunday. Elsewhere, the beer turns up on the local taps at SG Taps on Duxton Hill, where Let It Be and Don't Stop Believing are regulars, and at Upward Taproom on Club Street, which has poured Lean On Me and Hundred Years through 2026. All of these are listed below.