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belguim / German beers

  • 11-10-2009 1:19pm
    #1
    ntlbell
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    anyone know any good places up north to get some nice belgian or german beers?

    i'm looking for things like tripel karmeliet, leffe blonde anything along them lines
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  • #2
    BeerNut
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    Gap Wines on the Antrim Road and The Vineyard on the Ormeau Road are Belfast's two best offies.

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  • #3
    pa990
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    Might be best to phone ahead.
    The last time i was up in Belfast, i called to both of those premises, and neither had a massive range of Belgian beers :(

    Both shops said that they were sold out and that stocks weren't expected for another week or two.

    Also, they will be a tad more expensive than sainsbury or tesco


  • #4
    oblivious
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    The Vineyard has a very good range of English ales, especially the Sam smith range. Not to sure if there was a whole lot more than you would find in Redmonds or drink in Dublin


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