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18 years 2 weeks ago #7

noby Offline Posts: 1810	Well a Google of Java The Hut throws up a few different companies, but I'm sure (without any actual proof) it originated as a Simpsons joke.

18 years 2 weeks ago #8

bigears Offline Posts: 2832	[quote:3qi28w2d]Are the American Irish red ales really better then the Irish ones? [/quote:3qi28w2d]They're probably more inclined to push the boundaries of the style rather than play it safe.

17 years 8 months ago #9

hombre lúpulo Offline Posts: 207	Is the list of entries for Irish Red Ale available? Interesting to know what the competition was. I've been drinking Hoepfner over here in BCN, any idea if it's available in Ireland? The Krausen is well worth a look.

17 years 8 months ago #10

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&quot;Hombre Lúpulo&quot;:2ade6e8y wrote: Is the list of entries for Irish Red Ale available?
Interesting to know what the competition was.[/quote:2ade6e8y]It certainly would be, but I don't think they publish that.

&quot;Hombre Lúpulo&quot;:2ade6e8y wrote: I've been drinking Hoepfner over here in BCN, any idea if it's available in Ireland?[/quote:2ade6e8y]Never seen it. Bring your own supply, I guess. But there's certainly no shortage of pale lagers here. Not that we have the appropriate climate for them, or anything.

17 years 8 months ago #11

hombre lúpulo Offline Posts: 207	Found it - the only entry for Ireland is Messrs, doesn't mention which beer... (It's in the Participants section on the left)

17 years 8 months ago #12

TheBeerNut Topic Author Offline Posts: 11663	&quot;Hombre Lúpulo&quot;:1c2n2i5g wrote: Found it - the only entry for Ireland is Messrs, doesn't mention which beer... (It's in the Participants section on the left)[/quote:1c2n2i5g]That's the overall list of participants, though, not specific to Irish reds. Though if MM did enter this category it would have been Rusty.

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