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ale festival weatherspoon 11 years 2 weeks ago #13

Curry club is Thursdays, and is €9.95 here (including a pint). I think I paid £7.10 a couple of weeks ago in London, but online it's saying £7.25.

I should say we all stayed in the nearby Travelodge that time in Milton Keynes too, rooms were a princely £9 a night! God bless the recession!

ale festival weatherspoon 11 years 2 weeks ago #14

"Tube":334y0m7i wrote: Curry club is Thursdays, and is €9.95 here (including a pint). I think I paid £7.10 a couple of weeks ago in London, but online it's saying £7.25.[/quote:334y0m7i]
Interesting- last time I looked online all their price markouts on the menus were blanked out- I presumed this was so each region could set its own.

ale festival weatherspoon 11 years 2 weeks ago #15

I think it's only central London and everywhere else when it comes to pricing. With the euro tanking I think Dublin is the cheapest of them all. Don't expect that to last. (Although VAT here is 9% on bar food, vs 20% in the UK)

ale festival weatherspoon 11 years 2 weeks ago #16

I think the stake club is the only club stuff to break €10.
From blackrock earlier, the shongweni Durban pale ale was very young and noticeable.
The o'dwyers stout is no blackrock stout (it is listed as dungarvan on the leaflet)
A lot of the rest were not remarkable but the California breakfast ale has a surprising fresh coffee taste for a clear light coloured beer. If you see it I defiantly recommend trying it if you like coffee.

ale festival weatherspoon 11 years 2 weeks ago #17

Has the O'Dwyer's stout been on in Blackrock?
I was hoping to get up to try a pint. Anyone know if it's been on in the 40ft?

Anyway, just to clarify a couple of things:

"beerfly":1z6k73o6 wrote: The o'dwyers stout is no blackrock stout[/quote:1z6k73o6]

Correct. It's a collab. Different recipe.

"pmcentaggart":1z6k73o6 wrote: To keep things Irish I do see dungarvan stout listed...interestingly its being brewed at Wadsworth brewery to meet UK demand for the chain wonder how it'll go down[/quote:1z6k73o6]

As part of this festival ten international brewers were brought over to the UK and all brewed in different breweries. I was one of those brewers, and I brewed in Wadworth. So yes, capacity is a factor, but it's also the way JDW run the festival.

ale festival weatherspoon 11 years 2 weeks ago #18

"noby":304fafhr wrote: Has the O'Dwyer's stout been on in Blackrock?[/quote:304fafhr]
I think that's what beerfly meant.

"noby":304fafhr wrote: I was hoping to get up to try a pint. Anyone know if it's been on in the 40ft?[/quote:304fafhr]
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