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"irish_goat":2wqv5ubr wrote: I got an email from 'spoons there about upcoming events which said they would have an "exclusive Irish stout" for St.Patrick's Day. Was thinking they may have gotten an Irish brewery to produce something but it turns out they got Cormac from Dungarvan over to brew at Adnams. Looking forward to trying it anyway.

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&amp;quot;IrishBeerSnob&amp;quot;:e1iep5ze wrote: Location Location Location
The Leeds Train Station one is perfect for the quick pint before getting the train home or wherever, it is however not a place you'd go on a session in

They are obviously doing something right - I do think that they maybe slow to roll out cask to the same extent here - but who knows - all we are doing is guessing based on the UK set up. While it gives us an idea - they could tweak it to the Local Market.

I for one am looking forward to seeing how it plays out.[/quote:e1iep5ze]

Yeah the spoons in Victoria Station has 12 to 15 casks on! The one outside the door too (The Willow Walk?) has at least 10.

&amp;quot;TheBeerNut&amp;quot;:1er911wx wrote: Here's the full drinks pricelist for The Three Tun Tavern[/url:1er911wx].

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Great to see cask coming in cheaper than the nearly all the lager