Irish Beer

Why doesn't it sell well in England and Wales (**** Scotland it'll cost £10 a pint)?

We all go to Dublin and drink all sorts and some of the IPA's and blonde beers as well as the Guinness are superb but over here you get Guinness and now Hop House 13 but that's it.

 

Plenty of English IPAs, so I guess lack of a market for Irish ones

 

Yes there's some nice English ales I always drink when I'm out.
When at home it's Belgian or Trappust beer.

 

And most are bang average, the Irish seem to take an interest in what they are doing and are proud of the product. The English stuff is generally mass produced and not great.

 

Some of the micro breweries are good

 

Some are but I noticed when in Dublin how there are so many really good beers and people go there to drink them but it's not exported, is it so that people still travel there?

 

Fair play to them for a good business model

Have one for me

 

It sold by the gallon when I was on the piss


Sort of expected shares in Guiness to take a tumble when I sobered up. All the other stuff is gnats anyway.


Glad I could help.

 

There's some decent micro breweries in Hull and East Yorkshire not sure what it's like where he lives

 

Is it true you guys drink beer warm? I always thought that was a meme.

 

Some do I ate it warm .
Hand pull is often warm but the cask is nicely chilled.

 

Its not warm, its cool, but Larger is still drunk very cold.

https://www.esquire.com/food-drink/drinks/a13075/warm-beer-7161290/

 

I depends on the pub here.
Some of the ones in the old town have the beet warm where as others are nice n cool.

 

Flat beer is still popular with old people

 

I guess you like flat beer then

 

Didnt realise you werent a 'local' mate.

 

He is if you're from Toronto.

 

Irish beer is the best beer in the world.

That's almost Matth-ish in its brevity, simplicity and precision

 

Ah. American.




















Pull's pin and ducks.

 

Not tried Belgium beer then ???