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"silenus":3n5kpzpt wrote: What pub are we talking about here[/quote:3n5kpzpt]The Salt House (some words thereon[/url:3n5kpzpt]). The bottom shelf of the unlit fridge in the corner is where the bottled Heineken is kept. There is nothing supplied directly by a representative of Heineken Ireland.

"silenus":1df7mu0d wrote: What pub are we talking about here, i'd like to try this some time.[/quote:1df7mu0d]

Shouldn't that be "I'll get that in the B&C ASAP!"

had a pint in oslo on Monday, it was nice, but nothing special,
If I'm there again, I'll be sticking with their own brand red

Had a pint (well, 2) in Oslo last night. The tap is even taller than the regular Galway Hooker tap!

Tasted like a quality product, tho my introduction to pilsners was in Berlin a long time ago and it didn't remind me of anything I had there. If the point is to be more mass-market than the pale ale I think they've achieved that. If it's not then I don't know really where it fits in.

Oslo is a fantastic spot. A must for any beer fan in Galway. Had a pint of their own ale, which was very tasty.

Will be looking for a copy of that Hoffmans poster they have up in the beer hall. A real blast from the past!

Yeah, I thought it was quite decent, as ordinary lagers go.