Were to get carlton cold? (nicest lager ever)

Marty McFly

Does anyone know were i can get it in ireland or dublin?

They had it in molloys about a year ago swear to god it was the nicest lager ive ever tasted ive been aching for a bootle ever since they ran out of stock.

For those that dont know it here it ishttp://www.fosters.com.au/enjoy/beer/carlton_cold.htm

Or does anyone know of a way to import it over?

kenmc

No it's not, it's cooking lager! But i'd try redmonds or Devenys if you insist

Marty McFly

kenmc wrote: »

No it's not, it's cooking lager! But i'd try redmonds or Devenys if you insist

Yeh sorry lager my bad nicest lager ever. Weres redmonds or denveys?

Frisbee

I've been searching high and low for this for over a year and nowhere stocks it anymore as Richmonds stopped supplying it.

Disappointing as I quite liked it, nice clean taste and much superior to any other €1 a bottle beers.

Gavin "shels"

luvbulmers01 wrote: »

Yeh sorry lager my bad nicest lager ever. Weres redmonds or denveys?

Redmonds is in Ranelegh.

drunkmonkey

Best beer I had in oz was James boags, think it's a tazzie beer, Carlton as they say in oz is piss

Frisbee

Boags is nice alright and a fiarly decent taste of it too.

Fairly readily available in Ireland too.

Marty McFly

Frisbee wrote: »

Boags is nice alright and a fiarly decent taste of it too.

Fairly readily available in Ireland too.

Yeh where would i get this boags? Could be worth a try.

BeerNut

luvbulmers01 wrote: »

where would i get this boags?

Most any of the decent beer off licences would have it. They're the green pins on this map.

Ham'nd'egger

luvbulmers01 wrote: »

Yeh where would i get this boags? Could be worth a try.

Superquinn definitely carry it in most of their shops; in your case try their Lucan or Walkinstown branches. Molloy's generally keep it as do O'Briens; plenty of other smaller independent Offies as per Beernut's link.

For the record, Boags is a very soft lager with a hint of citrus in it's favour; it's genuinely refreshing in a way that other beers can but dream of. It can be drank warm or chilled; I prefer it cool but it's good no matter what way you take it.

Marty McFly

Hamndegger wrote: »

Superquinn definitely carry it in most of their shops; in your case try their Lucan or Walkinstown branches. Molloy's generally keep it as do O'Briens; plenty of other smaller independent Offies as per Beernut's link.

For the record, Boags is a very soft lager with a hint of citrus in it's favour; it's genuinely refreshing in a way that other beers can but dream of. It can be drank warm or chilled; I prefer it cool but it's good no matter what way you take it.

Nice one, tyou sure make it sound good. Think i know what beer ill be drinking this weekend so.:)

Redpunto

saw it in the window of O'Briens in Malahide the other day

grenache

drunkmonkey wrote: »

Best beer I had in oz was James boags, think it's a tazzie beer, Carlton as they say in oz is piss

They sell Carlton Cold in my local Eurospar in Limerick so i suggest try your nearest Eurospar OP.

Can't say i find anything extraordinary about James Boags, its not a bad lager, but there's nothing in it to make me want to buy more of it, its just another run of the mill Aussie export for me.

1892

grenache wrote: »

They sell Carlton Cold in my local Eurospar in Limerick so i suggest try your nearest Eurospar OP.

Can't say i find anything extraordinary about James Boags, its not a bad lager, but there's nothing in it to make me want to buy more of it, its just another run of the mill Aussie export for me.

Grenache, can I ask where in Limerick that is? Thanks

Weepsie

if youre willing to travel a bit this place says they have it

http://www.hollandsofbray.com/premium.asp

grenache

1892 wrote: »

Grenache, can I ask where in Limerick that is? Thanks

You can indeed, its Downes Eurospar in Rathkeale.

Marty McFly

Tryed james boags this weekend must say very nice indeed it was, thanks for the suggestions. got any more?

Tried eurospar close to me didnt have anything so might travel out to bray for some.

Frisbee

luvbulmers01 wrote: »

Tryed james boags this weekend must say very nice indeed it was, thanks for the suggestions. got any more?

Tried eurospar close to me didnt have anything so might travel out to bray for some.

If you liked the Boags give Steinlager a go. It's a NZ beer.