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Is Diageo proceeding with plans to close Dundalk & Kilke 15 years 1 month ago #13

Is the bottled smithwicks any better than the cans? I remember hearing a newstalk piece from the brewery a while back and they actually had a "flavour department"

Is Diageo proceeding with plans to close Dundalk & Kilke 15 years 1 month ago #14

I don't think I've ever had canned Smithwick's. I'd check blind if I could find it bottled anywhere.

Is Diageo proceeding with plans to close Dundalk & Kilke 15 years 1 month ago #15

A large bottle of Mac off the shelf is better than a lot of things you'll find in your country local.

Is Diageo proceeding with plans to close Dundalk & Kilke 15 years 1 month ago #16

"DEMPSEY":3punby6z wrote: I drank the pint bottle down in blackwater last summer,they still like the pint bottle in the S/E,[/quote:3punby6z]
That's one of two things I can't understand. A fondness for bottled MacArdles in Wexford (not sure it extends into Waterford). The other thing is the fondness Unionists have for Harp. I really don't understand that one at all.

Is Diageo proceeding with plans to close Dundalk & Kilke 15 years 1 month ago #17

"Tube":1r40spn2 wrote: The other thing is the fondness Unionists have for Harp. I really don't understand that one at all.[/quote:1r40spn2]Part of the Guinness heritage I guess: the company was always very good at giving both sides something to like. The strapline "Brewed with pride at the Great Northern Brewery" is a stroke of marketing genius, leaving the audience to interpet it in a way that suits them.

Is Diageo proceeding with plans to close Dundalk & Kilke 15 years 1 month ago #18

Never thought of the Guinness link, who of course didn't employ Catholics in management positions till the 1970s.
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