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Alright Lads, I'm new to the site - those of you who live in the area probably already know this but Redmonds of Ranelagh are selling bottles of Brooklyn Lager at €1.00 a pop and they've got loads of it. I'm used to seeing bland, commercial brews being flogged like this but never thought it would happen with a great US craft beer. Nice to see such value in Redmonds too - they've a great selection but some of their beer is way overpriced (€3.99 for Belfast Lager??).

The Whitewater beers are coming south at the same price as premium german or belgian beers. There's not much difference in price betweens offies.

At least it's available...

"silenus":3d2dnc11 wrote: The Whitewater beers are coming south at the same price as premium german or belgian beers. There's not much difference in price betweens offies.[/quote:3d2dnc11]While the import factors are going to be pretty much the same for west Flanders and south Down, there is a fairly big difference in the price of the Whitewater beers in Dublin offies. You can get them for as low as €3.20 in the Ongar Village off licence, but some people reported paying as much as a euro above that elsewhere, IIRC.

At the risk of sounding like Mary Harney, Madigan: shop around.

I've only ever seen the €3.90 -€4 price tag, don't visit too many offies. Come to think of it, i work in one.
Which reminds me, the rotation tap is due a nice ale..

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Actually somebody mentioned a while ago at the counter about transfereing form normal keg to mini keg without much difficulty( an american home brewer). I for one, see the mini keg transforming into a rocket of some sort.
I still would like to try transfering from keg to cornie, just to have hooker at home.