As Billy Connolly (I think....) said - It's a bit like intimate relations with a blow-up woman. Not that I'd know anything about such matters, of course............Berlin said:Maybe I'm dense but I have never got the point of low alcohol beer or alcoholic lemonade.
Same here but it's very hit and miss in Dublin. Anybody know a reliable source for draught Beamish in Dublin?Murt10 said:Personally, I prefer the taste of Beamish
Murt10 said:...
I read during the week that Guinness sales are down 9% so it is not too surprising that they would want to make inroads into new or lost markets. I was talking to a barman last night who confirmed that his Guinness sales were down. He blamed it on, among other things, the smoking ban. He also said however that loads of the young people had changed over and were drinking pints of Fosters at E3.10 a pint rather than paying E4.70 for the normal lagers.
Personally, I prefer the taste of Beamish and at .50c a pint cheaper than Guinness, the price difference alone makes it taste even better. There is a big difference between E3.50 and E4.00
Murt
Garrettod said:.. although having said that, I was guilty of paying €8 for a pint in Paris, the weekend of the Ire-vs-France game & I can assure you, I was far from being alone :redface:
Garrettod said:Must keep an eye out for the Fosters then, is it only in certain pubs ?
ClubMan said:Same here but it's very hit and miss in Dublin. Anybody know a reliable source for draught Beamish in Dublin?
CCOVICH said:Guinness blames the smoking ban and the growth in popularity of drinking at home for the fall in sales...
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