Anyone know if you can get White Claw in Ireland?

BeerNut

But spirit-branded RTDs are for girls. Hard men need hard seltzers with five blades and a hint of natural lime.

hynesie08

L1011 wrote: »

A negative long. Smirnoff Seltzer is already in shops.

I see it exists, along with a rose version, didn't know it was on the shelves in ireland though. I see molson coors are importing bodega Bay into the market as well, so there's going to be options.

L1011

I've only seen it quite recently tbh.

ShaneU

Kopparberg have a seltzer out now too

wicklowwonder

In pubs in the states do you drink it straight from the can? We have very few beverages from a can in Irish pubs, be interesting to see how it goes down.

Their marketing budget will have a lot to say if it’s just a fad or here to stay too.

the beer revolu

wicklowwonder wrote: »

In pubs in the states do you drink it straight from the can? We have very few beverages from a can in Irish pubs, be interesting to see how it goes down.

Their marketing budget will have a lot to say if it’s just a fad or here to stay too.

Lots of beer in cans in the better pubs, these days. (or, rather, before these days).

rob316

Its the perfect product to sell to the gin drinkers which is an absolutely huge market. My mate works in distribution and he said the demand for this stuff he has never seen anything like it, and he works for the company that first brought Corona here.

mikeecho

I spotted some whiteclaw in my local SuperValu this evening, I immediately picked up a bottle of Jameson, and went to the checkout

I only bought 1 item