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Roger_007 wrote: »

Newstalk?. Is he allowed to use that word?

He is coming up to contract negotiations time so to speak.

Hipsters paradise today.

Get on the fella that brewed the Children of the Revolution craft beer that all the kids went out and spent €4 a bottle on over Easter.

pc7

somesoldiers wrote: »

I have never tasted a Craft beer that wasn't piss, maybe I would have enjoyed the faux Craft Heineken one.

I have some acquaintances that love craft beer and anyone who drinks anything but the newest 'belly button fluff beer' is a heathen. I'd love to have gone to one of these bars with them and have had them drink the hidden heino and tell me I drink piss!

somesoldiers wrote: »

I have never tasted a Craft beer that wasn't piss, maybe I would have enjoyed the faux Craft Heineken one.

me too, any i have tasted have been over priced piss.

snubbleste

Roger_007

Craft beers are mostly expensive p1ss in my experience?

West Ballyfermot Craft beer AKA Dutch Gold.

give me carling or guinness any day !!

2smiggy wrote: »

give me carling or guinness any day !!

Carling:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:

somesoldiers wrote: »

I have never tasted a Craft beer that wasn't piss, maybe I would have enjoyed the faux Craft Heineken one.

There are some good ones to be fair. The problem is that the term has no legal classification, it's pretty much self-regulated. The term was originally coined for small breweries and small batches. However, as the market grew (particularly in the US) the major breweries started to buy the smaller ones and assume the brand into their own portfolio - but the fundamental DNA of the brand arguably changed when the brewery lost its independence.

I worked in the industry for a while so I wonder will Joe give me a call?

TheHomeService

Duffy talking about Revenue breaks.

Give me strength!!!!!

snubbleste

3 million litres of beer..

somesoldiers

3 mil litres is nearly 4 mil pints!!

That_Guy

Joe bold as brass asking about his rebate.... He'd be on the defensive if someone asked him that. :rolleyes:

2smiggy wrote: »

give me carling or guinness any day !!

Carling is the best selling beer in the YOU KAY so to speak.

3 million litres is a micro brewery !!??

baldbear

Joe got a nice rebate on his buke.

Red Kev

What's the tax rebate on bukes Joe?

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Carling is the best selling beer in the YOU KAY so to speak.

best selling in my local pub i believe too. it's very tasty IMO

snubbleste

Quincy Fenelly?
silly name

Quincy.....there's a name you hear every day.

TheHomeService

Wicklow Wolf.

Isn't that Childer of the Revolution beer?

Yew will be in trouble again!!!

baldbear

Craft=€2 extra.

pc7

A meaning behind it, would you feck off its beer

TheHomeService

Red Kev wrote: »

What's the tax rebate on bukes Joe?

Particularly when you claim "Artists Exemption"

That_Guy

Wicklow Wolf beers are bloody gorgeous. If you're into that sort of thing I recommend.

somesoldiers wrote: »

3 mil litres is nearly 4 mil pints!!

5.18 million pints , and Quincy and other 'small' producers get tax breaks for it ??!!

TheHomeService wrote: »

Wicklow Wolf.

Isn't that Childer of the Revolution beer?

Yew will be in trouble again!!!

That's what I thought as well.

Red Kev

This is the fella that plssed Joe off with his 'Children of the Revolution ' beer a few months ago.

Only the great one is allowed to jump on that bandwagon.