Foreign Beer Supplier

jamieh

Hi all,

A friend of mine owns a restaurant and is interested in stocking unusual beers.

Does anyone know of a supplier that supplies unusual beer?

I've tried Google but couldn't come up with much

BeerNut

Your main ones are Noreast in Dundalk (Budvar, Erdinger, Aspall's and Shepherd Neame ranges) and Premier International in Enfield, Co. Meath who do the La Trappe stuff, and Vedett, Maisel's and a bunch of others. For the really interesting or unusal imports, the person to contact is Wally, who used to work for EuroBeers in Cork before it collapsed last year.

Though you don't have to go foreign to get good unusal beers: Galway Hooker might be of assistance, likewise Carlow Brewing.

oblivious

Also if they are really interested they can contact distributors in england them selfs for importation Although the generally one are interest in shipping pallets , but they are generally will do deals on supplying mixed pallets

Second the hooker and carlow brewing company


also the Franciscan well and a new brewery in dingle kerry.

They are probably is interested us using local ingredent so why not localy produce beer craft as well:)

BeerNut

The 'Well, like the Porterhouse, seems to prefer confining its beer to its own pubs, Bull & Castle excepted, I suppose.

If it's importing pallets you're up to, you could do a lot worse than filling a van with 18 Irish cask beers from Hilden *drool*

jamieh

Cheers for the info lads...I've passed it on!

BeerNut

We'll take the complimentary 1698 as read. A finder's fee, if you will

Elem

Eurobeer's currenlty just bought by the Porterhouse stock's every foreign beer you could possibly think of.

oblivious

Elem wrote: »

Eurobeer's currenlty just bought by the Porterhouse stock's every foreign beer you could possibly think of.

Ah, you should really never say things like that

that have good range though

grenache

Coman's in Cork specialise in all kinds of world beers.

http://www.comans.ie/beers-ciders/beerspeciality.html

oblivious

grenache wrote: »

Coman's in Cork specialise in all kinds of world beers.

http://www.comans.ie/beers-ciders/beerspeciality.html

Their web site suggest the majority are euro lagers

BeerNut

oblivious wrote: »

Their web site suggest the majority are euro lagers

And Aussie lagers, and kiwi lagers, and Namibian lagers...

Enough already with the yellow beer.

Wally -- ex of Eurobeers, now working with the Porterhouse -- is calling his import business "Grand Cru Beers". It's still in set-up mode and is based out of Porterhouse HQ in Ballycoolin.

the beer revolu

Elem wrote: »

Eurobeer's currenlty just bought by the Porterhouse stock's every foreign beer you could possibly think of.

Porterhouse bought some of Eurobeer's stock.
Eurobeers was not bought out - it went out out of business.