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"beeristhereason":2r9mebfx wrote: Be fair the vast majority of draught beers readily available in this country are crap so it might not be their fault[/quote:2r9mebfx]That's what I'm saying. I'm not some sort of armchair bar manager, you know.

&amp;quot;Session&amp;quot;:2r9mebfx wrote: I think the cask might be a bit of stretch for them[/quote:2r9mebfx] <!-- s:roll: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_rolleyes.gif" alt="" title="Rolling Eyes" /><!-- s:roll: --> If they took off some of the kegged crap then there'd be time to properly cellar casks. That's what they should do.

&amp;quot;TheBeerNut&amp;quot;:2kpmwumy wrote:

&amp;quot;Session&amp;quot;:2kpmwumy wrote: a surprisingly good selection[/quote:2kpmwumy]To the point of obsessive-compulsive. Almost everything that is available on draught to pubs in this country is available there.[/quote:2kpmwumy]
Only problem is that they don't have (enough?) Galway Hooker glasses, so tend to serve it in Buttweiper ones instead. That's one sure-fire way to instantly degrade the taste of a great beer. I just can't enjoy it so much drinking from something associated with them <shudder>. Oh and paying 74 euro a pint or whatever outrageous amount it is they charge.

&amp;quot;kenmc&amp;quot;:ue4fyl3e wrote: Only problem is that they don't have (enough?) Galway Hooker glasses, so tend to serve it in Buttweiper ones instead.[/quote:ue4fyl3e]I've come to believe that it's a deliberate policy to never serve a beer in its correct branded glass. I find it entertaining more than annoying. Takes my mind off the sudden penury that drinking in O'Neill's induces.