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Monday Morning Booze Brew News 11/12/2012 Paperblog Pick in Drink

Monday Morning Booze and Brew News for 11/12/2012

Bunnahabhain Discovers Rare 40 YO IslayBunnahabhain has announced that it will release a one-off rare single malt that has lain undiscovered for four decades at the Islay... Read more

Beer Review Carlow Brewing O’Hara’s Irish Stout Paperblog Pick in Drink

Beer Review – Carlow Brewing O’Hara’s Irish Stout

photo courtesy of www.rivernorthbeer.comAs a run-up to International Stout Day, I had the great pleasure of finding myself at Fitzgerald’s in Doolin, Ireland. Read more

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