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"Alan Gold Label":320lhnb5 wrote: Speaking of wheat beers, what other Irish ones are there?[/quote:320lhnb5]

Curim from Carlow.

Doesn't really count but the UCC students had a lovely Hefeweizen at Easterfest.

"Alan Gold Label":20y7hyu8 wrote: I'm also fuming I missed the Galway Hooker dark wheat beer.[/quote:20y7hyu8]I'd say it's still on sale in Extreme Pizza in Rathmines.

Other Irish wheat beers are Curim Gold by Carlow, Friar Weisse by Franciscan Well and the sadly-rare Barney's Brew by Hilden.

"Alan Gold Label":1buusue6 wrote: Jaysis! the whole article isn't a complaint, in fact it's his only criticism.

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Yes but he talks on the popularity on IPA'S and porterhouse hop head on draught, the say Irish micro bottle beers are unadventurous. He should have reviewed a bottle of hop head, its just an inconsistent argument or

&amp;quot;TheBeerNut&amp;quot;:33vcvcmp wrote:

&amp;quot;Alan Gold Label&amp;quot;:33vcvcmp wrote: I'm also fuming I missed the Galway Hooker dark wheat beer.[/quote:33vcvcmp]I'd say it's still on sale in Extreme Pizza in Rathmines.

Other Irish wheat beers are Curim Gold by Carlow, Friar Weisse by Franciscan Well and the sadly-rare Barney's Brew by Hilden.[/quote:33vcvcmp]

Yeah I know of the Curim and I love it and I've been wanting to try something similar.


Extreme Pizza? What a weird place to have Galway Hooker.