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"delzep":1162sln3 wrote:

"oblivious":1162sln3 wrote: Always though a Belgian wit would be a good choice for them?[/quote:1162sln3]

a pilsner would sell much more for them I'd imagine[/quote:1162sln3]

well in this instance I don't think it's so much about expanding their range as providing a contract house beer to a pub that decided it needs a pilsner.

"delzep":1tbly19o wrote:

"oblivious":1tbly19o wrote: Always though a Belgian wit would be a good choice for them?[/quote:1tbly19o]

a pilsner would sell much more for them I'd imagine[/quote:1tbly19o]

it may, but it going to go up again the mega lager brands and brand locality in Ireland is something of iceberg for micros.

Wits are generally accessible to a wide audience of both genders and there is only one available in Ireland and it very limiter, just my to cents!

"oblivious":1hi8ikuv wrote: it may, but it going to go up again the mega lager brands and brand locality in Ireland is something of iceberg for micros.[/quote:1hi8ikuv]When you have a sympathetic pub that doesn't [i:1hi8ikuv]have[/i:1hi8ikuv] mega lager brands on the bar your pilsner has a fighting chance. That, thankfully, is the case here.

"TheBeerNut":2h0zvklj wrote:

"oblivious":2h0zvklj wrote: it may, but it going to go up again the mega lager brands and brand locality in Ireland is something of iceberg for micros.[/quote:2h0zvklj]When you have a sympathetic pub that doesn't [i:2h0zvklj]have[/i:2h0zvklj] mega lager brands on the bar your pilsner has a fighting chance. That, thankfully, is the case here.[/quote:2h0zvklj]

true that