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Does anyone know where you can get Rogue Ales in Ireland? They are an Oregon brewery and you used to be able to get he stout in Tasters Blanchardstown before that off licence closed down.

I got a bottle of Dead Guy Ale in Sheil's on the Drumcondra road the other day. Not sure how much there is left. I think I'm the only one who buys it at 5.99 a bottle.

Thank you for the information. I will try in there so.

DrinkStore on Manor Street tend to have a couple in stock, ususally; as do O'Neill's on the South Circular Road. The Chocolate Stout is a regular at Redmond's, though they've been a bit shy about putting things out on the shelves during the renovations recently. The last Dead Guy I bought was from Deveney's in Dundrum, but that was a couple of months ago.

[quote:u4u8ualb]I got a bottle of Dead Guy Ale in Sheil's on the Drumcondra road the other day. Not sure how much there is left. I think I'm the only one who buys it at 5.99 a bottle.[/quote:u4u8ualb]I got the last bottle on Saturday. I just happened to be in the neighbourhood (cough)

I think Rogue is one of the casualties of Eurobeers, they've been thin on the ground recently. I noticed on the bottles of Chocolate Stout that they use chocolate extract. I'm toying with the idea of adulterating part of my porter batch with it.

"bigears":34sss1v0 wrote: I'm toying with the idea of adulterating part of my porter batch with it.[/quote:34sss1v0]


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