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Rodenbach Grand Cru

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  • 23-05-2009 1:47pm
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    oblivious
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    It appears that Molloys off licences are stock it, a great Flanders red ale and worth trying if you like sour beers
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    the beer revolu
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    The Bierhaus in Cork are also selling it.

    Great beer but not to everyone's taste!!


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    oblivious
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    the beer revolu wrote: »
    The Bierhaus in Cork are also selling it.

    Great to see
    the beer revolu wrote: »
    Great beer but not to everyone's taste!!

    An acquired taste:p Belgians some times call it the coco cola effect of people gaining a taste for more sweeter products


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    the beer revolu
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    oblivious wrote: »
    An acquired taste:p Belgians some times call it the coco cola effect of people gaining a taste for more sweeter products


    Mmm. I love it now but I didn't know what to make of the first ever bottle I had (having no idea what it was from the bargain bin in The Abbott's some years ago).
    But was intrigued and kept coming back to it and ended up buying what was left in the bin.

    It has a real vinegar nose.
    Strange but nice in a beer!


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    bionic.laura
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    I got a bottle of this in World Wide Wines in Waterford city there last week. I have yet to try it.


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