Who makes it? The ClanMconnel Brewing Company, one of the great new lights on the Northern Irish brewery scene. Where’s it from? The company is based in Waringstown, County Down, a village that – before the ClanMconnel showed up – hadn’t seen brewing for some 180 years. What does it taste like? Medium-bodies, with caramel [...]
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Who makes it? The Whitewater Brewery in Belfast, Northern Ireland’s largest microbrewery. They’re the same folks that make the rich Clotworthy Dobbin and the Belfast Ale. Where’s it from? The brewery is based by Kilkeel in County Down, roughly half an hour’s drive from Newry. What does it taste like? A crisp, full-flavoured continental-style lager. [...]
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Who makes it? Whitewater, Northern Ireland’s largest microbrewery makes Belfast Ale. The brewery, which was established in 1996, was listed as one of the best microbreweries in the world in 2007 by the judging panel at the International Beer Challenge. Where’s it from? It comes from right here in Ireland. More specifically, you’ll find Clotworthy [...]
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Who makes it? Whitewater, Northern Ireland’s largest microbrewery makes Belfast Ale. The brewery, which was established in 1996, was listed as one of the best microbreweries in the world in 2007 by the judging panel at the International Beer Challenge. Where’s it from? Like many of the beers on show at the Lughnasa Beer Festival, [...]
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Who makes it? This pale ale is produced by The Porterhouse Brewing Company, founded by Liam La Hart and Oliver Hughes. The chain now has 6 premises across the Ireland and the UK, but still remains committed to the top ingredients and craftsmanship that helped spearhead Ireland’s craft beer renaissance. Where’s it from? Some of [...]
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Who makes it? This pilsner is produced by The Porterhouse Brewing Company, founded by Liam La Hart and Oliver Hughes. The chain now has 6 premises across the Ireland and the UK, but still remains committed to the top ingredients and craftsmanship that helped spearhead Ireland’s craft beer renaissance. Where’s it from? Some of their [...]
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Who makes it? This stout is produced by The Porterhouse Brewing Company, founded by Liam La Hart and Oliver Hughes. The chain now has 6 premises across the Ireland and the UK, but still remains committed to the top ingredients and craftsmanship that helped spearhead Ireland’s craft beer renaissance. Where’s it from? Some of their [...]
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Who makes it? This stout is produced by The Porterhouse Brewing Company, founded by Liam La Hart and Oliver Hughes. The chain now has 6 premises across the Ireland and the UK, but still remains committed to the top ingredients and craftsmanship that helped spearhead Ireland’s craft beer renaissance. Where’s it from? Some of their [...]
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Who makes it? This stout is produced by The Porterhouse Brewing Company, founded by Liam La Hart and Oliver Hughes. The chain now has 6 premises across the Ireland and the UK, but still remains committed to the top ingredients and craftsmanship that helped spearhead Ireland’s craft beer renaissance. Where’s it from? Some of their [...]
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Who makes it? This porter is produced by The Porterhouse Brewing Company, founded by Liam La Hart and Oliver Hughes. The chain now has 6 premises across the Ireland and the UK, but still remains committed to the top ingredients and craftsmanship that helped spearhead Ireland’s craft beer renaissance. Where’s it from? Some of their [...]
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Who makes it? This ale is produced by The Porterhouse Brewing Company, founded by Liam La Hart and Oliver Hughes. Where’s it from? Much of the brewing takes place in the company’s brewpub in Temple Bar, Dublin. What does it taste like? Not as sweet as some Irish red ales, Porterhouse Red has a complex [...]
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Who makes it? This ale is produced by The Porterhouse Brewing Company, founded by Liam La Hart and Oliver Hughes. The chain now has 6 premises across the Ireland and the UK, but still remains committed to the top ingredients and craftsmanship that helped spearhead Ireland’s craft beer renaissance. Where’s it from? Much of the [...]
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Who makes it? The Dungarvan Brewing Company, a small company founded by two brothers-in-law and their wives. They use traditional methods to make their three varieties, which are all named after local landmarks. Where’s it from? Somewhat predictably, this beer comes from Dungarvan, Co. Waterford in the heart of the sunny south east. What does [...]
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Who makes it? The Dungarvan Brewing Company, a small company founded by two brothers-in-law and their wives. They use traditional methods to make their three varieties, which are all named after local landmarks. Where’s it from? Somewhat predictably, this beer comes from Dungarvan, Co. Waterford in the heart of the sunny south east. What does [...]
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Who makes it? The Dungarvan Brewing Company, a small company founded by two brothers-in-law and their wives. They use traditional methods to make their three varieties, which are all named after local landmarks. Where’s it from? Somewhat predictably, this beer comes from Dungarvan, Co. Waterford in the heart of the sunny south east. What does [...]
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