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Sounds lovely Rossa. Sounds like a place to visit on a short holiday back to Ireland for me <!-- s:) --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_smile.gif" alt="" title="Smile" /><!-- s:) -->

Sounds fantastic

is it just one beer each time and changes when the batch is sold.

i think they brew at regular intervals so they don't run out but when i was there the pale ale was still maturing so i didn't get to try it. id say they would probably have had it on as well as the other brew if it had have been ready but i guess a quick email or phone call and they would let you know how many they had on...i can see if they only had one brew on its a long way to go. they were on the second batch i think when i was there...all the brews seemed to be selling well so a quick turn over can only be good for business and us <!-- s:P --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_razz.gif" alt="" title="Razz" /><!-- s:P -->

They were at the Farmleigh Septemberfest thing. I really liked the beers and the brewers were really friendly. They only had one beer there as they had run out of their dark ale.

I had the good fortune to be around Dingle over St. Patricks weekend hiking and made it my business to go to Tigh Bhric for the night. Lovely pub and we sat by the fire for a few hours. Sadly they don't crack the cask beers until the busier summer months. But they did have a number of good bottled beers. Once they doused the fire with 'non burnable' coal ("the fire is only for atmosphere") we left.

They run the business with a pub in the nearby town of Ballyfritter which also stock the craft beer but I didn't check if they had it, presumably not.

Lovely part of Ireland!