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There's a sensible business model, progressive growth plan, good marketing angle. Sounds like the proper way to go.

Ignore the begrudgers, I hope you have every success, Ireland needs more of the same.

Are you accusing me of begrudgery Poc? Why don't you explain your basis for that.

I don't think you can doubt my commitment to the Irish craft beer scene, or my support of Irish breweries and their products, so why do you think that I am simply begrudging here?

Its not begrudgery, it’s a valid concern about allow the consumer making an informed choice, so when they part with their hard earned cash thay are getting the product that the marketing and advertising is projecting


I would take my hat of if I had one to anyone trying to start up a business,

"sbillings":2h2qcocr wrote: Are you accusing me of begrudgery Poc? Why don't you explain your basis for that.[/quote:2h2qcocr]

I wasn't having a pop at you personally. My comments were intended as a general word of support and well wishes for their success to the company.

We are all singing off the one hym sheet, with the euro beer situation it is good to have an Irish company selling beer.Although Sean has a point, but the Irish beer market is just not big enough for small companies and irish people have little time for other brands. Untill the microbreweries in the mid 1990's, irish red was almost a dead style of beer. Hopefully Arainn Mhor can get the critical mass to become a geuine Irish product.

I think that harks back to Dr Johns original question is it an Irish red?