They have since they started, I think. It’s brewed about five minutes’ drive from here, and the first I heard about it was when my local got it in. The best way I can describe it is that it’s like how I remember Guinness being years ago - much more of a hoppy bite than the rather bland draught they do now.
Sounds like I’d like it … actually, that’s a bit like the Rising Sons (draught) stout. Stout like it used to be 
Maybe I can fit in a long weekend over there in the late summer. I’m always happy to do some travelling in the name of research: 
I will bring my rifle to control exuberant moth eaten hearthrugs…
I’ll blend in with all my relatives in and around Cork. I’ll wear a hat.
Glass: you callin’ us sissies or somethin’? Neck it out the barrel, that’s what we do.
They do brewery tours, I believe (which for some inexplicable reason I haven’t got around to)
That would be very impolite. I’m always polite.
A brewery tour. Hmmm… You must force yourself old chap.
Life should be a continual adventure.
There is a nice brewery with a pub on the quays in Cork…
Yes, all this is all very well, but what about Dublin?
Remind me in a pm about dates and things
There is a brewery with a pub on Dublin’s quays as well
The Bull and I were just talking in the car the other day and thinking we need to orgynise ourselves!
So the Royal fish and consort will be shown some of Dublin by a Bull and me
We can send Leap cards (a sort of an oyster card) pre loaded that work on buses trams and Dart I believe
The Bull and I both have free travel cards cause I need to travel to hospital appointments so we can lend our Leap cards and you just post em back to us
Works well and saves scrambling for change and stuff
On this subject: I have set up a temporary, “throw-away” email address that can be used for initial exchange of “real” email addresses - it will send to 3Wells’ and my “real” email and we’ll then have your real email to reply to. It’s dublin19@dawn-it.net. Won’t be posting again this evening, the Motorsport Event I am doing results for is getting lively now …
Have you worked out why the nice people of Cork and the nice people of South Wales always wear hats?
It’s cos we share the same amount of bleedin’ rainfall and need to keep our heads dry.
I like Cork, Twellers.
The south-west is probably my favourite over there. Though TBF I’ve not been to all of Ireland.
Ach you in Wales get the rain we sen over after we have dried it out well for you
S’true. I’ll not deny it.
I just wish that before you sent all that water over here, you diluted it, 50-50 with Whiskey.
I tries but the gannets in the middle of the island breathe it out of the rain
I believe you. It’s shocking it is.
Never had any of this trouble before Sky TV.
