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"silenus":4a5te5mv wrote: BTW, whats your opinion on the Curim & Mollings from Carlow brew co. ?[/quote:4a5te5mv]
Personally I liked the first mouthful of each, the curim had a nice refreshing taste but quickly got old. Mollings similarly, i thought that it was quite similar to a red I brewed a while back, but again I fell out of love with it towards the end of the glass. OHaras is by far the best of the three, hands down for me.
K

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I think Curim is decent, I'm not crazy about Molings but I hear O'Haras Red is nice on draught. I would agree their stout is the pick of the bunch. Are you thinking of bottles or draught?

Not a fan of Mollings or Curim.

Again, I like O'Hara's.

Curim I can take or leave: it's good with a curry, but not really up there in the international wheat beer stakes. Moling's is one of my favourite Irish reds, but it looks like I'm alone in that...

Not a fan of Irish Reds in general, but I do have a liking for Rebel Red.

Séan, see the thread here[/url:3fl8r06q] on O'Hara's Red. It's either a completely different beer to Molings, or I'm cracking up.
Molings is only ok compared to Rebel red, but Rebel wasn't a patch on O'Hara's Red when we tasted side by side.