Anyone know where I can get Labatts Ice in Dublin?

wanrek

Thanks in advance for any help with this.

funk-you

Dunnes/Tesco? What area in Dublin?

-Funk

wanrek

I'm in the city centre, Tesco's don't have it anyway I asked a girl yesterday and she directed me to the alcopops

wattlendaub

A few places stock it, the offy in Portmarnock do for sure. That's the only specific place I know that does it.

Dunno why you want it though, it's utterly bland and unremarkable!

Sofaspud

wattlendaub wrote: »

Dunno why you want it though, it's utterly bland and unremarkable!

But it's 20 for €20 in my local offo, plenty of appeal there!

wanrek

Sofaspud wrote: »

But it's 20 for €20 in my local offo, plenty of appeal there!

Where's your offy?

doncarlos

wattlendaub wrote: »

, it's utterly bland and unremarkable!

Haven't tasted Labatts ice, but I was in up state New York last year and we were drinking Labatts blue the whole time. It's the madra's liathroidí

wattlendaub

It's quite nice when it's extra cold, especially on a hot day. I retract my previous comment then!

Plus it's a Canadian beer, which are generally decent (way better than US beer :V)

wanrek

I think its top notch, especially when its ice cold...

grenache

Inbev, the people behind Labatt Ice, have pulled out of Ireland, thus the drink may be harder to come by on this side of the Irish Sea.

The real Labatt Ice (Canadian brewed) is a decent beer. That ''beer'' masquerading as Labatt Ice, brewed in Luton by Inbev, is well, not so good.

BeerNut

grenache wrote: »

Inbev, the people behind Labatt Ice, have pulled out of Ireland, thus the drink may be harder to come by on this side of the Irish Sea.

They've handed they're whole operation here over to C&C so it'll be business as usual, I think.