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    Miller High Life Ireland

    • 17-03-2017 01:35PM
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      Seanachai
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      I know it's probably going to trigger some people on here, but has anybody seem this beer for sale in Ireland anywhere. I have an American friend over who likes it.


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      odyssey06
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      I think your American friend is likely to be disappointed, I expect the answer hasn't changed since the last forlorn quest for it...
      http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055600113

      "To follow knowledge like a sinking star..." (Tennyson's Ulysses)



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      Seanachai
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      odyssey06 wrote: »
      I think your American friend is likely to be disappointed, I expect the answer hasn't changed since the last forlorn quest for it...
      http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055600113

      I think we can make it happen ;), it wasn't long after posting about American Spirit tobacco not being available that it's now in the shops here. If the hipsters take a shine to it it'll probably be imported. It's strange that they haven't copied their counterparts in the US and brought in PBR yet.


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      Albert_Camus
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      Seanachai wrote: »
      It's strange that they haven't copied their counterparts in the US and brought in PBR yet.

      You can get Pabst Blue Ribbon in Dublin anyway.


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      oblivious
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      Molloys off licences had or have it


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      L1011
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      On tap in Wigwam on Middle Abbey Street. Not very good (PBR that is)


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      Seanachai
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      Albert_Camus wrote: »
      You can get Pabst Blue Ribbon in Dublin anyway.

      Is it off licence or from a tap?


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      Had someone asking for miller highlife in work today (Cork). I've never seen it around anyway.


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      Seanachai
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      Deleted User wrote: »
      Had someone asking for miller highlife in work today (Cork). I've never seen it around anyway.

      Tourists or Irish?


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      Seanachai wrote: »
      Tourists or Irish?

      Irish.


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      Koptain Liverpool
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      Seanachai wrote: »
      I know it's probably going to trigger some people on here, but has anybody seem this beer for sale in Ireland anywhere. I have an American friend over who likes it.

      Tell him to drink what he's given here! :D

      Can't be heading on holidays and then expecting to have all that you're used to from home provided.


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      Seanachai
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      Koptain Liverpool wrote: »
      Tell him to drink what he's given here! :D

      Can't be heading on holidays and then expecting to have all that you're used to from home provided.

      I was trying to be obliging, I'm funny like that. I have mates where you could stay at their house for a week and they would barely offer you a tomato, let alone a particular brand of beer :o


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