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Meath Chronicle- New Micro 13 years 3 months ago #13

"Andrew":12hlosr9 wrote: I'm not liking the lager name- too close to 'Breo'- and the sooner that's wiped from the collective memory, the better.[/quote:12hlosr9]

Have to disagree with you there I think its a clever play on Brew, and also has the Irish connotation, never mind the name lets see what it tastes like.

Meath Chronicle- New Micro 13 years 3 months ago #14

"Andrew":29a2yskv wrote: I'm not liking the lager name- too close to 'Breo'- and the sooner that's wiped from the collective memory, the better.[/quote:29a2yskv]

Have to disagrre there - Breo was very tasty and ahead of its time.

We now have plenty of German Weissens and Curim to enjoy.

So assuming the Guiness Intellibot is reading this as I type what about a relaunch!!

Meath Chronicle- New Micro 13 years 3 months ago #15

OT - With Paulaner, Erdinger and now Franzikaner all appearing in bars I'm suprised Diageo haven't taken a wheat beer on board, whether their own or a foreign one.

Meath Chronicle- New Micro 13 years 3 months ago #16

It's apparently company policy to not launch new products unless they're tied to an existing brand. While you can just about see how Guinness Black Lager and Smithwick's Pale Ale fit, where do you put a wheat beer?

"New Satzenbrau Cloudy!"

Meath Chronicle- New Micro 13 years 3 months ago #17

"Guinness Dunkel, the world's first nitro wheat beer." [b:3j7idgwa]™[/b:3j7idgwa]

Meath Chronicle- New Micro 13 years 3 months ago #18

"irish_goat":2y6nqjel wrote: "Guinness Dunkel, the world's first nitro wheat beer." [b:2y6nqjel]™[/b:2y6nqjel][/quote:2y6nqjel]

I like the sound of that, I recon a heather ale would fit in there nicely <!-- s8) --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_cool.gif" alt="8)" title="Cool" /><!-- s8) -->
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