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as has been pointed out by others the edginess of trouble brewing makes it a winner for me, best of luck with the project can't wait to buy some of your stuff

Fair play lads. I wish you the best of luck and look forward to drinking as much of your beer as I can possibly get away with:)

I am certainly going to buck the trend here. I like Halo brewing. As mentioned, I think the fact that you are brewing should serve purpose enough to suggest that you are a company.

Halo conjures images and, as we all know, perception is as much of a selling point of a beer, as the taste is. You can market angels ale, cherub weiss, cupids pale and so on, combining not just the style of the beer but an image that will appeal to peoples sensibilities.

Little Creatures in WA has done something on this and has worked extremely well for them. The beers are OK, but nothing to write home about, I can assure you.

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I quite like Trouble Brewing and Halo. Not sure how to vote yet so. I'll mull it over.


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I'd also like to congratulate you guys for taking the steps to create your own brewing business! I'm quite surprised to be honest but wish you all the best. What an achievement!
I voted for the Capital brewing option but its a toughy!

Atlantic Homebrew; your glass, inside and out...

Don't worry, I'll get my coat!

But seriously, congratulations on taking the plunge and I really hope it works out. I have a friend who runs a graphic and web design agency if you need anything along those lines. They also run a franchise for print.com and can do marketing campaigns etc.

How about: The Dublin Brew Works?