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Billy was snapping in the brewery anyway -- I'd say he has enough to build an exact replica.

Good to put faces to the names, and a good night was had by all I think. Have a severe dose of the Van Halens today.

We wandered up to the Abbot Ale House when the Well got a bit crowded. It's now my new favourite pub, and Cork is my new favourite place <!-- s:) --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_smile.gif" alt="" title="Smile" /><!-- s:) -->

&amp;quot;Saruman&amp;quot;:9o6joyj2 wrote: I had a great time. I think my favourite was howling gale on cask. Like hop tea, very tannic.
Also loved porterhouse celebration.

One beer that Andrew had tasted like blue cheese. What one was that?[/quote:9o6joyj2]

Actually, I think I prefered the Howling Gale over the Emerald...

The blue cheese beer was WG's Red Oak (described as a red ale in the programme but as a stout on the pump clip). It had an after-note that reminded me of Laphroaig single malt.

&amp;quot;Andrew&amp;quot;:2ikexhpb wrote:

&amp;quot;Saruman&amp;quot;:2ikexhpb wrote: I had a great time. I think my favourite was howling gale on cask. Like hop tea, very tannic.
Also loved porterhouse celebration.

One beer that Andrew had tasted like blue cheese. What one was that?[/quote:2ikexhpb]

Actually, I think I prefered the Howling Gale over the Emerald...

The blue cheese beer was WG's Red Oak (described as a red ale in the programme but as a stout on the pump clip). It had an after-note that reminded me of Laphroaig single malt.[/quote:2ikexhpb]

Now I'm really confused!

Should be easy to tell difference between a Red ale and a stout!

Laphroaig certainly does not taste of blue cheese ( blue cheese = lactic acid + penecilium type moulds and flavours )

Please explain?

Will

&amp;quot;Spud 395&amp;quot;:2aqbcktb wrote: All finished off with a late night feed of chips in Lennox's <!-- s:lol: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_lol.gif" alt="" title="Laughing" /><!-- s:lol: -->[/quote:2aqbcktb]

Proper Lennoxs (on Barrack Street) or fake Lennoxs (the rest?)

I always get stage fright in there when they shout at you for your order!!!

Popped in for a quick two Friday, Dark Arts and the Dungaravan Coffee and Oatmeal. Both lovely, but I just loved the Dark Arts!

Not sure I dont do street names very well <!-- s:oops: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_redface.gif" alt="" title="Embarassed" /><!-- s:oops: --> Good chips though

Emelald was my favorite,and after tube and I left the Abbot ale house,we found stragglers staring at an electric guitar,claiming it was belong to Rory Gallagher,so it was chips all round at Lennox's chip shop to sober up.