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18 years 5 months ago #37

"oblivious":16vf7fm6 wrote: They are actually setting up a real brewery?[/quote:16vf7fm6]It appears so, but then it always does, doesn't it?

18 years 5 months ago #38

"oblivious":o29gy8hz wrote:

"TheBeerNut":o29gy8hz wrote: Bluestack are mentioned in it. They're currently setting up in Ramelton, Co. Donegal. [/quote:o29gy8hz]

They are actually setting up a real brewery?[/quote:o29gy8hz]

Yes, it will be a real live genuine 100% Irish brewery.

18 years 5 months ago #39

A Google search reveals Bluestack is being set up by a soft drinks wholesaler, James McDaid and Sons. I imagine that will help with distribution.

According to this presentation[/url:z6adln6l] (Page 17) they aim to "supply an ale, lager, stout and wheat beer product in cask, keg and bottle packaging formats"

They were due to be operational by 'May 2007'.

18 years 5 months ago #40

We met him at brewlab. They're having a problem with getting a brewery licence. Their set up sounds promising.

18 years 5 months ago #41

[quote:bl06te8p]First I've heard of this - do you have any more info? And who are Bluestack? Is this related to the Craft Beer book? What does it say about new breweries? Why is the sky blue? Is the earth flat? Does Dolly Parton sleep on her back?[/quote:bl06te8p]

Biddy Earley might not be involved at all. I just thought I recalled it from somewhere...

18 years 5 months ago #42

I hope it goes well for them and another excuse to travel to Donegal.

but if they do cask ale, Dublin need to see some of it <!-- s:wink: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_wink.gif" alt=":wink:" title="Wink" /><!-- s:wink: -->
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