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Where to shop for Illy liqueur and bloody mary mix?

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  • 10-05-2016 11:38am
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    Felissimo
    Registered Users Posts: 2 ✭


    I just moved to Ireland from Brazil, and I am surprised that I am having a hard time finding at a reasonable price some products that I am used to consume in Brazil.

    For example, I cant find Tabasco Bloody Mary Mix. Does anyone know where to buy it? Amazon sells it for nearly €30, what is outrageous for a glorified tomato juice that costs 3 dollars in the US and I bought for € 8 in Brazil. Alternatively, does any one know of any other good and more reasonably priced bloody mary mix available in Ireland?

    Another product that I cant find is Illy liqueur. This one I could find in Amazon, but I am afraid it will be even more pricey than its listed due to excise taxes. Does anyone know a local store that sells it?

    Finally, El Jimador tequila, anyone knows where to buy it?

    Tnx eveeryone!
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    BeerNut
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    Felissimo wrote: »
    Finally, El Jimador tequila, anyone knows where to buy it?
    Welcome to Boards. Most where-to-buy spirits questions here can be answered with Celtic Whiskey Shop.

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    dudara
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    Any of the gourmet food stores like Donnybrook Fair or F&B will have Bloody Mary mix. I usually have a bottle of Big Tom on the shelf.

    El Jimador is a great tequila - try Celtic Whiskey or Redmonds. The Ily one will be tougher but Celtic Whiskey can probably get it in for you.


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    Felissimo
    Registered Users Posts: 2 ✭Felissimo


    Tnx, guys, I will check your suggestions!!

    It was very helpful!


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