Low alcohol beer.

TwistingJab · 26-08-2018 07:37PM #1

I’ve just been told not to bump an old thread and to start a new one by an admin, even though I got moaned at by admins for starting new threads on a subject that already had a thread a few weeks ago. I think they need to look at tbeir own rules cos they be confused.

So I pose EXACTLY the same question as in the thread below.

Where in Ireland preferably Dublin can I get low alcohol beer, maybe 2-3%?

schemingbohemia · 27-08-2018 08:41AM

I don't see a question - just a title.

donaghs · 11-09-2018 04:10PM

On tap? That's trickier, haven't seen Guinness "mid-strength" 2.8% in a while.
Smithwick's is the lowest most places have, at 3.8%

Lots of off-licences sell Heineken light. 3.0%

If you want something craftier, White Hag have a 2.6% Table Saison beer in a 440ml can. Its on the O'Brien's website, and in the Stephen Street beer place in Dublin. Some of the white hag sour beers are around 3.5% as well.

L1011 · 11-09-2018 04:43PM

donaghs wrote: »

On tap? That's trickier, haven't seen Guinness "mid-strength" 2.8% in a while..

Had some in Pebble Beach in Clontarf on Sunday; it's still mostly sold near golf courses only these days.

Macy0161 · 12-09-2018 03:47PM

I don't know about low. Maybe some of the craft places have session pale ales on?

Bottles Alcohol free, I thought Paulaner or Erdinger were fairly omnipresent? I've had Brewdog Nanny State in the Harbour Bar in Bray I think. I'd say more are coming here, as I've heard quite a few discussions and seen quite a free articles in the UK media, with the big brewies pushing them more as a lifestyle rather than a drink drive thing.

Low alcohol beer.

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