Put the strength on the front of the can?
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- Yes I want to see the strength
- No it would put me off
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You need to know. I ended up in heap one night in a craft bar in Dublin unknowingly swigging back pints of 6%.
Would be common enough with crafties especially.
The branding and labelling is shocking but you’re not drinking the label I spose
You don’t the get the full experience of the bottle there but I didn’t want anyone to criticise my table or curtains or my shiny head or something
A very busy label.
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I’m not sure why there’s a ship on it and Killarney nowhere near a port, something to do with yanks I suppose
Columbus pulled in there back in the day, on a donkey.
First thing I look for 
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The same… I generally won’t drink anything under 5% except stout.
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I’ll see your 5% and I’ll raise you 3%.
Right enough calling Chimay Triple craft/gay beer would be like calling Bach’s Mass in B Minor a good tune, or something…
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You fucking faggot
Explosive.
Winegums for you.
Mrs Fitzy bought me a selection of 8 craft beers last week because I’m such a good husband. Most excellent, though I’m always dodgy about red beers.
One of them is a Balter XPA. I’ve had this on tap at a few enlightened establishments. It’s brewed in Byron bay and one of the founders was Irishman Mick Fanning, 3 time world surfing champion.
It’s the best Australian beer I’ve had, absolutely outstanding tack. Not sure if it’s available in Ireland, but I’d highly recommend it.
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Mick is Irish in the same way you’re from Wexford
You’ve given me a goo now, I think I’ll down a few later 
Anybody come across these. But the gear and then 48 litres is 176.
Is it like a proper pint