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Around The Clock
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Around The Clock

IM-POH-030
€4.92
ABV: 12% Style: Barrel Aged Imperial Stout Background to Beer:  Our desire, at Porterhouse Brew Co, to create beers of increasing complexity is the inspiration behind this brew. A mash bill of seven different malts complimented by seven separate hop additions, was brewed continuously over the space of 24 hours. A whole day’s brewing resulted in an...
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Mixed Bottle Pack - 12x
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Mixed Bottle Pack - 12x

IM-POH-007
€27.46
This is a mixed case of 12x 500ML bottles of the core Porterhouse Range. The case includes the following: 2x Red Ale 2x Porterhouse Pilsner 2x Plain Porter 2x Yippy IPA 2x Session Pale Ale 2x Temple Lager
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Session Pale Ale - 12x
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Session Pale Ale - 12x

IM-POH-002
€27.23
This easy drinking pale ale has flavours of melon, berry orange , hints of grapefruit with a citrus twist. The beer lingers on the palate with a slight pint spice while finishing with a clean bitter taste. A beer for all occasions! Malts: Ale, Wheat, Crystal, Dextrin Hops: Amarillo, Belma, Centennial ABV: 4.2% This product comes as a boxed case of 12x...
Stout House Pack
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Stout House Pack

IM-POH-029
€16.53
At the Porterhouse Brew Co. we firmly believe we make the best stouts in Ireland, if Porter is in our name we really should though shouldn’t we? The proof is in the pack, containing three of our original brews. The fourth addition to this pack is a one of kind brew, an imperial stout brewed continuously for 24 hours then matured in Dingle bourbon & Sherry...
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Temple Lager - 12x
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Temple Lager - 12x

IM-POH-003
€27.23
Your palate is a temple So why assault it with big brand, bland lager? This easy to drink, Dublin beer was the original lager of Temple Bar. True to the style, Hallertau hops work wonders with malted Irish barley to create a genuine Irish lager that has – unexpectedly for some, perhaps – genuine flavour. Is Temple Lager the best lager in Dublin currently?...