up quickly because new generation of consumers likes to try and taste something new, so that according with trend of the beer market in worldwide. Thailand has two big companies: Boon Rawd Brewery and Thai Beverages, with the following turnovers. Thai Beverages: 2012 – Income : 34,386 million baht loss : 1,256 million baht 2013 – Income : 32,935 million baht loss : 447 million baht 2014 – Income : 35,193 million baht profit : 396 million baht 2015 – Income : 43,112 million baht profit : 1,215 million baht 2016 – Income : 44,397 million baht profit : 2,780 million baht Boon Rawd Brewery: 2012 – Income : 98,990 million baht profit : 3,115 million baht 2013 – Income : 105,563 million baht profit : 3,256 million baht 2014 – Income : 113,897 million baht profit : 2,915 million baht 2015 – Income : 116,548 million baht profit : 2,310 million baht 2016 – Income : 104,794 million baht profit : 770 million baht In 2018, the proportions were Leo 53%, Chang 38%, and Singha 5%. All the above reasons make us know why economics of beer market in Thailand are growing. Even super premium beer group is rising up but cost will be increasing again because it will bring 2% to elderly fund followed by new law. Craft beer Two types of licenses are available in Thailand for would-be beer producers. Thailand's 1950 Liquor Act states that beer can only be made in a factory making more than 1,000,000 litres per year or in a brewpub producing at least 100,000 litres per year for sale on-site with no bottling permitted. Brewpub beers cannot be sold off-premises. The finance ministry in 2000 ruled that, for either type of producer to be legal, they must be a limited company with capital of at least 10 million baht. The maximum penalty for "home brewing" under the 1950 Liquor Act used to be 200 baht for making it and 5,000 baht for selling it. A new law passed by the National Legislative Assembly in December 2016 raised the maximum penalty for illegal production to 100,000 baht or a prison sentence of six months, or both. The maximum fine for selling illegal beer was raised to 50,000 baht. To sell craft beers off-premises, one small brewer explained, "We have two choices: Either hire an overseas factory to make it or build a factory