deisemum wrote: » There's a man near the old infirmary that supplies the home brew kits. Tesco's discount shop in Poleberry had a load of kits at half price a couple of months back. My husband goes through phases of making it.
harry Bailey esq wrote: » very pub sells tuborg,what's the deal with that?
homolumo wrote: » World Wide Wines have a superb collection; even canned craft beer!
harry Bailey esq wrote: » revolution always have a good range of craft in,the 3 bottles for a Tenner is a crackin deal. i visit waterford every fortnight and it seems every pub sells tuborg,what's the deal with that?
wet-paint wrote: » Offie wise, Superquinnvalue has a pretty decent craft beer selection. I've missed the Sierra Nevada Torpedo since leaving the States, tis memories in a bottle. I've not seen any home brew shops around, but Home Brew West delivers nationwide for a fiver. If you can stomach putting up with the dour faced bitch in the shop (if you need to ring or call in) then you're golden.
Dicky Pride wrote: » For the record..:moonbeam is/was a savage pint.
tombliboo83 wrote: » Loves the king goblin in grimes!! Theres a bottled stout aswell, master??cant remember, its a deep chocolaty stout.
Max Powers wrote: » Cant wait, gonna walk to Oskars to try that tonight.
Jerry Seinfeld wrote: » Tuborg is a diageo product isn't it.
ROCKMAN wrote: » That p**s water has no place in a thread about beer.
Dicky Pride wrote: » I'm not sure if they still have it. Grimes definitely do but they might be on their last keg at this stage...
curly.bert wrote: » Here's a question: does the beer a pub stocks influence your decision to drink there?
old gregg wrote: » I was in Revolution one night recently for some techno, walked up to the bar and asked for a pint of Metalman Pale Ale and the bar man thanked me for supporting local beer. For the rest of the night every time I went to get a pint he pulled a Metalman as soon as he saw me approaching without even having to ask. I thought it was a simple but lovely touch.