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Supporting craft breweries

randomname2005

Wanted to start a thread with a list of Irish craft breweries selling online so we can support them as much as possible during the crisis- it would be a shame to see any of them close. (Yes I know directly supporting them will impact sales in shops and off licenses but shops have other items to make a profit from so they can stay afloat and those of us in rural places don't always have a local off license to support).

So far I have seen white hag and kingarven selling online but would be interested in seeing what others have found.

Edit - ideally independent which I believe the two above still are

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Pen Rua

irish_goat wrote: »

Game changer, O'Hara's are bringing out their stout in a can, with nitro.

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Was just thinking today how good the Nitro Milk Stout from Left Hand is, cannot wait to try this.

[Deleted User]

Brilliant news. Not a fan of Left Hand as it's too sweet for me but this is going to be fantastic.

Passenger

ReginaldSmythV wrote: »

Brilliant news. Not a fan of Left Hand as it's too sweet for me but this is going to be fantastic.

Try BrewDog VS Evil Twin - Roaster Coaster if you want a nicely balanced Nitro Stout.

DrZeuss

irish_goat wrote: »

Game changer, O'Hara's are bringing out their stout in a can, with nitro.

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I hope they follow up with canning their Red Nitro that only appears to be available on tap in far too few a place.

[Deleted User]

Passenger wrote: »

Try BrewDog VS Evil Twin - Roaster Coaster if you want a nicely balanced Nitro Stout.

That's even sweeter

Passenger

winstonia83 wrote: »

That's even sweeter

No its not.

BonnieSituation

the beer revolu wrote: »

Their original Heather sour was fantastic and amazing value.
The barrel aged one is also excellent but much dearer than the original.

Of the puca range, I've only likes the lemon, but I really like that.

I have a few heather sours in the pantry. Rounded up a load of them last year when they made a re-appearance.

One's just gone into the fridge for after dinner. Good shout.

[Deleted User]

Passenger wrote: »

No its not.

It's a Vietnamese coffee stout. A pastry stout.

TaurenDruid

So these nitro stouts in a can, with no widget - are these the same as the "surge" cans Diageo are selling up north and in the UK? I had a few cans of Hope's nitro stout last night, and it was lovely stuff. I'd invest in a jewellery cleaner from Lidl next time they're on sale if I could be assured of a regular supply of a dry nitro stout, but the Left Hand one is too sweet for me.

Macy0161

I'm not really a fan of nitro*, but was going to pick up the Hope one (and now the O'Hara's).

*large bottle for me, if I'm in a non-craft pub.

Pen Rua

https://twitter.com/OHarasBeers/status/1366361559501594625

O'Hara's Nitro will use widgets.

Follow on tweet says its launching in independent off licenses this week, then to export.

Wonder will it make its way to Tesco etc where their stuff is already sold.

Thelonious Monk

is it a stupid 440ml though?

Insect Overlord

Thelonious Monk wrote: »

is it a stupid 440ml though?

The full glass suggests otherwise (but it might be a 500 ml glass with a decent head)

Thundercats Ho

Hard to tell, but looks like 440ml in this video?

https://twitter.com/OHarasBeers/status/1366003734321504256?s=20

L1011

You wouldn't get 440ml and a widget in a 440ml sized can - 500ml widget cans are using ~520ml cans for instance.

adam240610

Picked up a few (mostly) Irish beers to try some different beers, anyone have any thoughts or have tried any of these?

Really missing brewery tours at this stage

Macy0161

I love Black Bucket and Vietnow. Worlds End was one of my favourites from the winter.

adam240610

Thundercats Ho wrote: »

Hard to tell, but looks like 440ml in this video?

https://twitter.com/OHarasBeers/status/1366003734321504256?s=20

Yeah that can clearly has 440ml on it if you pause the video

Pen Rua

adam240610 wrote: »

Yeah that can clearly has 440ml on it if you pause the video

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Screenshot:

Pen Rua

They say 440ml + widget.

https://twitter.com/OHarasBeers/status/1366406200061878275

Creamy Goodness

Ordered some whiplash cans so that some of the money goes to Alone.

Order confirmation email at 14:37
UPS shipment email at 15:34

57 minutes from order to shipment, fair play Ladies and Gents of Whiplash. That's some turnaround!

adam240610

Macy0161 wrote: »

I love Black Bucket and Vietnow. Worlds End was one of my favourites from the winter.

I'm brewing an imperial stout myself so will be interesting to see how it stacks up. looking forwards to the worlds end one most of all

Pen Rua

https://craftcentral.ie/collections/coming-soon

Quite the week for new releases...

Kinnegar's new double rye IPA, a NEIPA from Rye River (re-release?), several from To Ol, DOT (including several barrel aged stouts, as to be expected from them!), a couple of new ones from Stone Barrel / Third Circle / Third Barrel, as well as the O'Hara nitro stout. Lineman also have two re-releases due out this week.

I can't wait to get my hands on the To Øl Chugwork Orange Creamsicle Ale. I know a lot of people have strong feelings about lactose / ice cream type IPAs, but Lervig's Orange Velvet (similar style) was one of the beers that got me into craft beer.

Might be putting in an order with Craft Central this week... :pac:

MidlanderMan

Pen Rua wrote: »

They say 440ml + widget.

https://twitter.com/OHarasBeers/status/1366406200061878275

500ml can, widget takes up a fair amount of space.

L1011

Could be a 473ml can blank for 440ml+widget, don't think you'd need 60ml volume for that.

the beer revolu

Again I find it hilarious that people are getting upset about the size of a can, without ever enquiring about the price!
It would appear that the aversion to cans that aren't 500ml has nothing to do with value.

What if a brewery brought out 550 ml cans?
Would they be better?
What about 600 ml?
Or is there something magical about 500 ml?

Do the same people hate 330 cans, too?
Are 355 cans slightly less loathsome?

Pen Rua

For those in Cork, The Bierhaus are doing free delivery (within 10KM, min order of €20) for the month of March.

https://www.thebierhauscork.com/

The website isn't as slick as some other operations, but I'll throw in an order soon of some of the stuff I was eyeing up on Craft Central.ie to support them.

[Deleted User]

the beer revolu wrote: »

Again I find it hilarious that people are getting upset about the size of a can, without ever enquiring about the price!
It would appear that the aversion to cans that aren't 500ml has nothing to do with value.

What if a brewery brought out 550 ml cans?
Would they be better?
What about 600 ml?
Or is there something magical about 500 ml?

Do the same people hate 330 cans, too?
Are 355 cans slightly less loathsome?

I think a nitro can should fill a pint glass. No need for 600 or 355 or anything like that.

TXPTGR1

the beer revolu wrote: »

Again I find it hilarious that people are getting upset about the size of a can, without ever enquiring about the price!
It would appear that the aversion to cans that aren't 500ml has nothing to do with value.

What if a brewery brought out 550 ml cans?
Would they be better?
What about 600 ml?
Or is there something magical about 500 ml?

Do the same people hate 330 cans, too?
Are 355 cans slightly less loathsome?

330 can hater here- too damn small for normal abv 4-5% core beers. Another reason I dislike white hag

Macy0161

I'm not bothered about 440ml v 500ml, but tend to avoid 330ml. Too small on their own, too much too have two. I don't really buy US stuff, so 355ml not really on my radar too much.