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Metalman lead the way in craft brewing

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    Max Powers
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    read that today, they (Grainne, Tim and team) are legends alright. had their Heatsink over weekend, a spicy dark beer/porter.....another brilliant one..delicious. Hopefully world wide wines who are installing a growler system this week for some draught we cant get in cans or bottles will get those metalmans in over the next while. apparently the wheat beer is first up...equinox, ideal for summer sipping ....especially if the sun comes back


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    jennygirl
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    Love Equinox --- Metalmans best seasonal


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    Max Powers
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    jennygirl wrote: »
    Love Equinox --- Metalmans best seasonal

    I like a wheat beer, its grand, when its fine out alright but I thought can prototype 5 (? correct number) was unbelievable.


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    MentalMario
    Registered Users Posts: 528 ✭✭✭MentalMario


    Max Powers wrote: »
    read that today, they (Grainne, Tim and team) are legends alright. had their Heatsink over weekend, a spicy dark beer/porter.....another brilliant one..delicious. Hopefully world wide wines who are installing a growler system this week for some draught we cant get in cans or bottles will get those metalmans in over the next while. apparently the wheat beer is first up...equinox, ideal for summer sipping ....especially if the sun comes back

    I was in there a couple of weeks back and seen this. Looking forward to it.

    From what I've been reading about Growlers it'll prob cost €4 per pint outta it which is expensive enough for drinking at home.


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    Speak Now
    Registered Users Posts: 8,589 ✭✭✭Speak Now


    MentalMario wrote: »
    I was in there a couple of weeks back and seen this. Looking forward to it.

    From what I've been reading about Growlers it'll prob cost €4 per pint outta it which is expensive enough for drinking at home.


    Still cheaper than the equivalent of a pint of their pale ale in the off license.
    Works out at 4.30 if you get the 4 for 10 deal.


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