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"TheBeerNut":2apr3bpv wrote: Nah, White Gypsy have been there and last year's Carlow/JWS collaboration was along those lines.[/quote:2apr3bpv]

Forgot about the WG one. I'm not sure if the Carlow/JWS really counts- "along those lines" may have been the intention, I seem to remember that it tasted of honey & nowt much else

Dungarvan Coffee and Oatmeal Stout
St Mel's Raisin and Oatmeal Stout
O'Hara's Winter Star
Beoir Chorcha Duibhne Riasc Black
White Gypsy Yule Ol
Black Donkey ???

Richard at BD has confirmed that they have something coming out shortly: [quote:aoodwm9m]Not specifically a Christmas beer, but maltier and more wintery than Sheep Stealer. Should be out in a couple of weeks. Belgian and Irish malts, American hops and yeast, amber colour, clean bitterness. A bit like an American Amber, but not dry hopped.[/quote:aoodwm9m]

]Dungarvan Coffee and Oatmeal Stout
St Mel's Raisin and Oatmeal Stout
O'Hara's Winter Star
Beoir Chorcha Duibhne Riasc Black
White Gypsy Yule Ol Bottle (This ones been in oak, was last years?)
White Gypsy A Winters Ale - Keg
White Gypsy Dark Nights - Cask (Not a Christmas beer but a strong, dark Winter beer)
Black Donkey ???

"CaskMeAnything":3umjw94e wrote: ]Dungarvan Coffee and Oatmeal Stout
St Mel's Raisin and Oatmeal Stout
O'Hara's Winter Star
Beoir Chorcha Duibhne Riasc Black
White Gypsy Yule Ol Bottle (This ones been in oak, was last years?)
White Gypsy A Winters Ale - Keg
White Gypsy Dark Nights - Cask (Not a Christmas beer but a strong, dark Winter beer)
Black Donkey ???[/quote:3umjw94e]

For the keg/cask WG beers, any idea of when & where we will see them Declan?

Dungarvan Coffee and Oatmeal Stout
St Mel's Raisin and Oatmeal Stout
O'Hara's Winter Star
Beoir Chorcha Duibhne Riasc Black
White Gypsy Yule Ol Bottle (This ones been in oak, was last years?)
White Gypsy A Winters Ale - Keg
White Gypsy Dark Nights - Cask (Not a Christmas beer but a strong, dark Winter beer)
Black Donkey ???
8 Degrees Double Irish

"andrew":3crhycxm wrote: Black Donkey ???[/quote:3crhycxm]


Something along the lines of an American amber, but not dry hopped