What beer are we drinking this week, too?

Grayditch · 06-07-2014 10:47PM

5 Rebel Red's for a tenner in Molloy's isn't half bad. They have the Friar Weise too, I'm just kinda gone off wheat beers.

BaZmO* · 06-07-2014 10:59PM

Seaneh wrote: »

They sell the glasses in the brew pub.

I'm guessing he's not referring to the glass that has the beer in it.

Seaneh · 06-07-2014 11:14PM

BaZmO* wrote: »

I'm guessing he's not referring to the glass that has the beer in it.

ha, how did I miss all those...

Er, eh, I retract my defence of the accused and plead the 5th.

BaZmO* · 06-07-2014 11:28PM

Seaneh wrote: »

ha, how did I miss all those...

Er, eh, I retract my defence of the accused and plead the 5th.

It's ok, I missed them too.

I was even about to get all "moddy" until I noticed the collection.

baron von something · 06-07-2014 11:46PM

Seaneh wrote: »

Why would that be surprising? White Gypsy make consistently good beers.

Even if they aren't world-changingly spectacular, they are always extremely well crafted.

I'm always really reserved when drinking one i haven't tried before from an Irish brewery.i normally find them underwhelming for my particular tastes

Insect Overlord · 07-07-2014 12:02AM

I went through about 20 different stouts, porters and imperial/Russian stouts last winter, and my favourite one of the lot was White Gypsy. They're expensive bottles, but they're worth it!

quadrifoglio verde · 07-07-2014 12:21AM

Having a crew Drunken sailor at the moment. Very good representation of what an IPA should be, but doesn't push the boundaries. Then again thats only the 0.01 % of IPA's that will do that

Name Changed · 07-07-2014 03:27AM

Anyone know where I can find some Furstenburg? It was on special in Lidl a couple of weeks ago but sold out pretty quickly. I think it was a once off.

Does anyone know of anywhere in the Dublin area that stocks it regularly?

GristlyEnd · 07-07-2014 07:04AM

BaZmO* wrote: »

It's ok, I missed them too. I was even about to get all "moddy" until I noticed the collection.

You all know you can buy glasses online?

http://www.thepintglasscompany.com
http://www.saveur-biere.com/en/6-beer-glasses

To be honest, now I'm a little ticked off by the original comment

GristlyEnd · 07-07-2014 07:06AM

toffeeshel wrote: »

Do you know it's an offence to steal glassware?

Do you know you can buy glassware? :rolleyes:

Ravelleman · 07-07-2014 08:39AM

baron von something wrote: »

I'm always really reserved when drinking one i haven't tried before from an Irish brewery.i normally find them underwhelming for my particular tastes

I do as well. I've tried a lot of their stuff in bottle and cask format and always been underwhelmed. The large bottles are not worth it in my eyes. The American Brown Ale I had on cask a few months ago was terribly lacking in flavour, I found.

NewCorkLad · 07-07-2014 10:57AM

Im new to craft beers so im still experimenting and trying everyting. I was in Killarney for the weekend and tasted some lovely crafts ales and stouts. Then I got to the Kinsale Black IPA. To me it felt like I was trying to drink liquidised potpourri. Is there a lot of IPAs out there that would have that strenght of a flowery taste.

Lovely Bloke · 07-07-2014 12:29PM

DarrenG wrote: »

Do you know you can buy glassware? :rolleyes:

Most pubs will actually give you the glassware too, if you ask nice and politely, and don't ask for fifteen glasses per visit.

A barman in a craft brew pub told me once that he doesn't mind being asked, and happily says "Yes" when he is asked, but he does get pissed off by people just nicking them.

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I was in town on Friday at an event on South Anne Street, a mate of mine asked me did I fancy a pint, he was going into Kehoe's I said yeah. He arrived out with 2 pints of Guinness, then said to me "Ah they had O'Hara's on tap" - he knows I drink craft beers, he knows I like O'Hara's Pale, he's even bought me O'Hara's Pale before, but yeah, he got me Guinness *boggle*

BaZmO* · 07-07-2014 01:01PM

Baldy Conscience wrote: »

I was in town on Friday at an event on South Anne Street, a mate of mine asked me did I fancy a pint, he was going into Kehoe's I said yeah. He arrived out with 2 pints of Guinness, then said to me "Ah they had O'Hara's on tap" - he knows I drink craft beers, he knows I like O'Hara's Pale, he's even bought me O'Hara's Pale before, but yeah, he got me Guinness *boggle*

If he's anything like my mates he probably did it on purpose!

GristlyEnd · 07-07-2014 01:30PM

Getting back to the beers

. After drinking the bottle of Pliny last night I have to say it's nice but didn't blow me away. Don't get me wrong, it's a beautifully rounded beer but in my humble opinion it's reputation lives on the hype.

matrim · 07-07-2014 01:38PM

Baldy Conscience wrote: »

Most pubs will actually give you the glassware too, if you ask nice and politely, and don't ask for fifteen glasses per visit.

A barman in a craft brew pub told me once that he doesn't mind being asked, and happily says "Yes" when he is asked, but he does get pissed off by people just nicking them.

I've been told the same. I think I've only been refused a glass once and that was because the bar only had 2 left and weren't expecting a new shipment for another couple of weeks

adamski8 · 07-07-2014 02:07PM

Drinking a GB table beer. Very nice stuff, at 3.50e a pint with beoir voucher its great. I think this should be another permenant seeing as OFAF is.

oblivious · 07-07-2014 02:57PM

adamski8 wrote: »

Drinking a GB table beer. Very nice stuff, at 3.50e a pint with beoir voucher its great. I think this should be another permenant seeing as OFAF is.

Its currently made with the second runnings of OFAF, so its dependent on when they brew OFAF

adamski8 · 07-07-2014 04:41PM

oblivious wrote: »

Its currently made with the second runnings of OFAF, so its dependent on when they brew OFAF

Well yes thats why i mean if OFAF is permanent then they should keep up the table beer.

Heroditas · 07-07-2014 04:54PM

Baldy Conscience wrote: »

I was in town on Friday at an event on South Anne Street, a mate of mine asked me did I fancy a pint, he was going into Kehoe's I said yeah. He arrived out with 2 pints of Guinness, then said to me "Ah they had O'Hara's on tap" - he knows I drink craft beers, he knows I like O'Hara's Pale, he's even bought me O'Hara's Pale before, but yeah, he got me Guinness *boggle*

Ah you're better off not drinking that foreign fancy muck. A pint of plain will do you good.

MonkstownHoop · 07-07-2014 05:54PM

adamski8 wrote: »

Drinking a GB table beer. Very nice stuff, at 3.50e a pint with beoir voucher its great. I think this should be another permenant seeing as OFAF is.

Was about to post the same, 3.50e and the low percentage done the world of good for a long night Saturday

Grayditch · 07-07-2014 05:54PM

SN Celebration, Founders Porter and an Anchor Liberty for tonight.

hynesie08 · 07-07-2014 07:37PM

So, did Galway bay name the table beer? There were rumblings it was gonna be called "dole day IPA"

BaZmO* · 07-07-2014 09:18PM

Is Seaneh banned again?

Heroditas · 07-07-2014 09:25PM

Galway Bay beer is absolute muck!

Speak Now · 07-07-2014 09:52PM

Heroditas wrote: »

Galway Bay beer is absolute muck!

Which ones in particular?

Insect Overlord · 07-07-2014 09:59PM

Jerry Seinfeld wrote: »

Which ones in particular?

None of them, really.

He's only joking because Seaneh won't be posting to defend them!

Heroditas · 07-07-2014 10:00PM

An File wrote: »

None of them, really. He's only joking because Seaneh won't be posting to defend them!

The pubs are crap too.

symbolic · 07-07-2014 10:16PM

Heroditas wrote: »

The pubs are crap too.

So expensive!

toffeeshel · 07-07-2014 10:32PM

BaZmO* wrote: »

It's ok, I missed them too. I was even about to get all "moddy" until I noticed the collection.

It's a fairly impressive collection;)

What beer are we drinking this week, too?

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