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New member 19 years 2 weeks ago #1

TheBeerNut Topic Author Offline Posts: 11663	Hi all, I just found the site and am delighted to see there's a place on the web for decent Irish beer. I'm not a brewer myself so I don't expect to be posting lots: just the odd question (and this cheeky plug for my blog[/url:640ga5nt]). Cheers, TBN

19 years 2 weeks ago #2

bigears Offline Posts: 2832	Welcome BeerNut - you're the second BeerNut who's joined! [url:17iwlyoy]http://www.thebeernut.net[/url:17iwlyoy] I notice you've got the 'Frog & Rosbif' in Paris listed among your favourite brewpubs - I'll be in Bordeaux for a day next month and they have a pub there too - I presume their beers are good?

19 years 2 weeks ago #3

TheBeerNut Topic Author Offline Posts: 11663	Yeah, it's been quite a while (5 years!) since I was last in, but I've always loved their beer, particularly the lagers. But the big plus is that it can be so hard to find beer that isn't Kronenbourg or Stella in most of France. I'd imagine in Bordeaux there's probably not a huge beer market...

19 years 2 weeks ago #4

n1mbus Offline Posts: 907	[quote:3n7et1aw]I'm not a brewer myself so I don't expect to be posting lots[/quote:3n7et1aw] Welcome. Maybe this site will encourage you to start

19 years 2 weeks ago #5

TheBeerNut Topic Author Offline Posts: 11663	Oooh, I have been tempted. Every time I pass the remains of the old Grape and Grain premises in Ranelagh on my way home from Redmond's, for example. But I would be guaranteed to poison someone; probably myself.

19 years 2 weeks ago #6

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&quot;TheBeerNut&quot;:3juvs0jz wrote: But I would be guaranteed to poison someone; probably myself.[/quote:3juvs0jz]

That is unlikely since no pathogenic bacteria will survive in beer. So beer is safer to drink than water <img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_wink.gif" alt="" title="Wink" /> .

Welcome. <img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_smile.gif" alt="" title="Smile" />

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