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Looks like they did not consider their local market to well!

That article is from a while back, although it seems that the pub has re-opened under different ownership.

By the looks of the comments on that page the locals didn't like the new namby-pamby image. <!-- s:D --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_biggrin.gif" alt="" title="Very Happy" /><!-- s:D -->

[quote:1s9sfmo1]the awfull wine bar image created by MO/FO [/quote:1s9sfmo1]
haha. Mofo!

I remember watching the show at the time and having the over riding impression that the two lads weren't particularly likeable. I was before by home-brewing days but I was still quite interesting the brewing process all the same.

Anybody ever get to taste any of their beers?

&amp;quot;Atticus&amp;quot;:1544opif wrote: I remember watching the show at the time and having the over riding impression that the two lads weren't particularly likeable.[/quote:1544opif]It was edited to make them look like complete tools. I heard Mr Fox was not at all pleased with what was broadcast.

&amp;quot;Atticus&amp;quot;:1544opif wrote: Anybody ever get to taste any of their beers?[/quote:1544opif]The Bull & Castle management got given some of the Blonde which they shared with us one evening. It wasn't very good.

&amp;quot;TheBeerNut&amp;quot;:1bewk7z1 wrote: It was edited to make them look like complete tools. I heard Mr Fox was not at all pleased with what was broadcast.[/quote:1bewk7z1]

But the business modes/business mode for a London gastro pub in the area was obliviously flawed

rural pubs in ireland are facing a worse future