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  • 22-05-2011 11:03pm
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    ronano
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    I tried blue moon beer few nights ago,I enjoyed it and searched the forum and it was being insulted so I got to ask for recommendation of a similar but superior beer!

    I'd need to be able to pick it up in dublin city centre off license
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    Krusty_Clown
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    ronano wrote: »
    I tried blue moon beer few nights ago,I enjoyed it and searched the forum and it was being insulted so I got to ask for recommendation of a similar but superior beer!

    I'd need to be able to pick it up in dublin city centre off license
    Hoegaarden is similar but superior, and available in most well-stocked supermarkets and off-licenses (including Tesco).


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    ronano
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    bham! i'll try it tomorrow thanks


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    BeerNut
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    ronano wrote: »
    I enjoyed it and searched the forum and it was being insulted
    That's no reason not to drink it again if you enjoyed it.

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    Krusty_Clown
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    I'm not really one for diluting beer with other drinks, but I was recently in a 'mexican-esque' restaurant in Dundrum, where my bottle of blue-moon was served in a glass with about a half-inch of freshly squeezed orange juice. It was delicious. Reminded me very much of a pint of Smiling Pumpkin Ale, I had in in the Heartland Brewery a brew-pub in New York last year.


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    ronano
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    BeerNut wrote: »
    That's no reason not to drink it again if you enjoyed it.

    I was posting from a phone so post was pretty crappy but i'd defo drink it again! I tried hoegaarden,i liked it allot but still preferred blue moon. If anyone sees it about let me know :)


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    Mo14
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    ronano wrote: »
    I was posting from a phone so post was pretty crappy but i'd defo drink it again! I tried hoegaarden,i liked it allot but still preferred blue moon. If anyone sees it about let me know :)

    Drinkstore in Stoneybatter have it, that's not too far from Dublin City Centre I don't think. A similar style beer to try would be St. Bernardus Wit, which they also stock.


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    ronano
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    i'll hopefully get both tomorrow

    many thanks


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    bryaner
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    I think Lech is well tasty..


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    rickyjb
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    If you like wheat beer try Franziskaner, tesco and superquinn seem to have it most of the time now.

    The big champagne styles bottles of leffe "brune" are also very nice.


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