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Shipyard American Pale Ale

richsull · 2021-11-13 15:06:52

Hi, does anyone know if you can buy bottles or cans of this in Ireland? I know it is available on draught in Wetherspoons but can it be bought in an offy?

13-11-2021 3:06pm

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richsull

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Hi, does anyone know if you can buy bottles or cans of this in Ireland? I know it is available on draught in Wetherspoons but can it be bought in an offy?

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#2 14-11-2021 11:18am

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Don't think so. It's brewed by Marstons and afaik nobody is importing their beer to Ireland at the moment, other than JDW.

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#3 14-11-2021 11:39am

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It a boring bland English ale. Just wouldn't be a market for a soul-less beer as plenty out there already

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#4 14-11-2021 8:49pm

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I thought it was ok, when I had it in Wetherspoons. Much better than your typical Irish pub lager or ale (I.e. smithwicks) choice.
Tesco in the Uk seem to stock it. You could try Newry?

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