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"Will_D":24mi5y68 wrote: Does this apply to Ireland?[/quote:24mi5y68]It certainly did last year.

"Will_D":24mi5y68 wrote: There is no mention of it on the Irish website[/quote:24mi5y68]The website hasn't been updated in months.

Great So!

The North County branch will have to do an in depth review!

"nigel_c":3cwb5io1 wrote: There is a big sign for it outside the Swords Spoons.[/quote:3cwb5io1]

"Up to 50 ales from the UK and around the world" I think it says. Obviously not designed with the local market in mind!

The 40 Foot had the following beers on last night: Oakleaf's Little Acorns, Everards' Stateside Rye, Hook Norton's Easy Weasel Ale, Fork and Brewer's Low Blow, Fat Head's Yakima Sun and Ishii Brewing's Minagof Smoked. Next up will be Exmoor's Gold Export, Flying Dutchman's Spiced Ale and Butcombe's Chinook APA. The 3 Tuns had Young Henry's Real Ale, Nogne 0's Nordic Noir, Zululand's Zulu Blonde, Two Birds' Sunset Ale, Central City's Red Racer IPA and Fork and Brewer's Low Blow.

Nice! And how were they?

I enjoyed the Norge, Two birds, Ishii and Young Henry but Central City was the best of the lot.