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Blanchardstown Beer sales

  • 12-08-2010 9:48pm
    #1
    Prenderb
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    Anyone know a good off-licence in Blanchardstown that sells nice or unusual beers?
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  • #2
    oblivious
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    Here a few that have a good range

    Molloys The Mall Colonsilla

    Coolers Off main street Ongar

    The Carpentertown Carpentertown

    Maybe this should be moved to Dublin15 forum?


  • #3
    Turbulent Bill
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    Prenderb wrote: »
    Anyone know a good off-licence in Blanchardstown that sells nice or unusual beers?

    The best beer selection in Blanchardstown (by a country mile) is in Superquinn in the village. They've also had excellent deals on craft/world beers lately, including 6 for €12. It's tucked away behind the boxes of Bud, Heineken etc. but there's always a good choice. I've no affliliation to them BTW, but having gone through the various Carry Outs, pub off-licences etc. there's no real competition. Lidl occasionally have different beers in, but it's very hit-and-miss.

    Incidentally I think the Porterhouse brew there beers in Blanchardstown, might drop by and see if they sell to the public.


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    A V A
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    true that about super uin but tesco can be good aswell!!!!


  • #5
    Saruman
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    Turbulent Bill wrote: »
    Incidentally I think the Porterhouse brew there beers in Blanchardstown, might drop by and see if they sell to the public.

    Not that I know of they don't, sell to the public that is. That would require an off sales license.

    Not far from Blanch is Ashtown village (by train station) and both Superquinn and the off license across the road sell some interesting beers.


  • #6
    BeerNut
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    Saruman wrote: »
    That would require an off sales license.
    Not strictly true -- a brewery licence permits sales in quantities of 4.5 gallons and above. But yeah, the Porterhouse don't do retail at the brewery.

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  • #7
    Saruman
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    BeerNut wrote: »
    Not strictly true -- a brewery licence permits sales in quantities of 4.5 gallons and above. But yeah, the Porterhouse don't do retail at the brewery.

    So there is no reason I could not show up with a Corny keg and have them fill it up? Interesting :D


  • #8
    BeerNut
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    Saruman wrote: »
    So there is no reason I could not show up with a Corny keg and have them fill it up?
    I can think of one: them telling you to f**k off.

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  • #9
    Saruman
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    Yeah there is that...


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