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Anyone know of any other Dublin off licenses with this? Would like to try today without going into town.

Both McHugh'ses have it[/url:1ilwenzz].

I quite liked it in bottle; maybe even more than on tap. (I know that's approaching blasphemy for some people.)

I won't use the dreaded "d" word but I did find that background "buttery" flavor quite nice. (I always do, though.)

The labels look really nice and the bit of shiny gold makes it look pretty classy.

Well done from where I sit, although everyone might not appreciate the bit of butter. (I'm ok with it and might even prefer it, but I'm weird like that.)


Adam

Got a couple of bottles there this evening in Bray,
very happy indeed, and even happier their in 500ml bottles!
The labels are so easy to remove, great job!!

"Biertourist":347wtpq1 wrote: I won't use the dreaded "d" word but I did find that background "buttery" flavor quite nice. (I always do, though.) [/quote:347wtpq1]
Is that not a 22 degree diacetyl rest I see[/url:347wtpq1] before me?

"andrewl46":13w0o5bs wrote: Got a couple of bottles there this evening in Bray,
very happy indeed, and even happier their in 500ml bottles!
The labels are so easy to remove, great job!![/quote:13w0o5bs]

My guess is they are bottled by Carlow (same type of bottle, easily removable labels).

Still the Hooker has now supplanted the O'Haras IPA as my favourite Irish Pale Ale. At least until Metalman start bottling...