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He brewed fins red and stout from his own recipes, and bottled without labels. when he needed finnans or biddys he just added labels.... same beer. that’s the same for deans 31 beers same beers different labels....

[quote:guyvv82z]when he needed finnans or biddys he just added labels.... same beer.[/quote:guyvv82z]Are you 100% sure on this? It seems odd that Biddy Earley would have been happy with this arrangement. For one thing Red Biddy in my limited experience is quite distinctive. Does Finian's Red contain Bog Myrtle as well? Again I've never seen Finians in any outlet so I have no way of comparing.

[quote:2qz3a7bv]when he needed finnans or biddys he just added labels.... same beer.[/quote:2qz3a7bv]

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In the unlikely event that anyone is looking for me I will be in nerd hell

100% sure.... contracted for dean a few years ago, I was his 3rd brewer that year.... not something I advertise

ya probly wont see deans beers in a shop.. he got into a few in dublin but didnt last.... his biggest business was contract brewing for companies in the states and one or two resturants in dublin, but ended up sueing them when they refused to pay because to beer was not up to their standards.... he was in a position to do great things in Ireland but limited vision and bottom dollar held him back...

"MasterBrewer":utblxndw wrote: Dean had dreams of taking over the country but couldnt get his brewing organised to improve beers and quality.... also tried to sell moser as german, but failed to tell everyone it was 50% high fructose corn syurp.... [/quote:utblxndw]


Dear lord i don't think even VB is that bad