Real Ale in Ireland - Pubs that DO sell it.

BeerNut

fatboypee wrote: »

better off splurgin' for christmas in beersofeurope.com, get some adnams broadside or youngs special london ale...

And a house in the UK to go along with that?

beersofeurope.com wrote:

Please Note: We do not ship outside UK

fatboypee

BeerNut wrote: »

And a house in the UK to go along with that?

tis not that expensive for beer ya cannot get here... and tis christmas....

Please Note: We do not ship outside UK

try phoning

FBP.

noby

BeerNut wrote: »

And a house in the UK to go along with that?

A good time to buy. Only cost you a few crates of Fuller's Vintage.

oblivious

BeerNut wrote: »

And a house in the UK to go along with that?

what online company's do, do you know?

BeerNut

fatboypee wrote: »

and tis christmas....

Humbug! (which is rubbish, but they do actually sell it.)

oblivious wrote:

what online company's do, do you know?

From abroad? No idea. There's no beer I'm interested in a) buying by the case and b) going to the trouble of getting delivered. I'll put up with the selection and prices in Redmond's because I can buy six or seven different beers, select them by freshness, and bring them home on my bike.

merlynthewizard

is Bass ale still on tap in any pub in the city centre?

BeerNut

Yes. O'Neill's on Suffolk Street, for one.

Edit: and in the interests of topic purity, let it be noted that Bass is not real ale.