Cam and Franck from Sheridans “working together” in Virginia
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Sheridans’ Cheesemongers will be hosting their fourth Irish Food Festival at their Virginia Road Station HQ, Co Meath, this Sunday, 26 May, and we’ll be there. Cam is doing a workshop with Kevin Sheridan, matching a selection of Irish farmhouse cheese to our beers – making, as they say, “a truly homegrown pairing.” Kevin will give a background on all the cheeses, and how they are made and Eight Degrees will take us through the basics of how their beers [...]"> Eight Degrees at Sheridans’ Irish Food Festival

We’ve got a pair of tickets to give away for The Butler’s Pantry Irish craft beer and food event, featuring Eight Degrees Brewing! It is taking place next Tuesday, 16 April, at 6.30pm in the Miele Gallery in Citywest. Chef Niall Hill has been experimenting with our beers and we’re really looking forward to tasting what he’s come up with – take a look below for more details of the menu. All you need to do to enter the competition [...]"> Win! Tickets for The Butler’s Pantry and Eight Degrees cookery demo

Our Kindred Spirit, the very limited edition stout that we aged in 25-year-old whiskey barrels from the Teeling Whiskey Company, was unleashed upon the world at the St Patrick’s weekend Irish Craft Beer Village. People there seemed to enjoy it and those kegs disappeared rather quickly, but never fear! Some of this stout has been sent off into the world and is available on draught at these fine establishments: Cork: Bierhaus (that’s their pic of the tap below), The Mardyke, [...]"> Where can I find some Kindred Spirit?

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Handcrafted in the beautiful Ballyhoura region of Ireland by Scott & Cam, a Kiwi and an Aussie, lured to Ireland by two Irish Cailins. One fateful evening, while enjoying a pint, they pondered the question 'why are there not more local craft beers in Ireland?'. The solution came simply...

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Why the name? Ireland is located at eight degrees west Longitude which as it happens is also the perfect serving temperature for our beer.

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Cam and Franck from Sheridans “working together” in Virginia

Sheridans’ Cheesemongers will be hosting their fourth Irish Food Festival at their Virginia Road Station HQ, Co Meath, this Sunday, 26 May, and we’ll be there. Cam is doing a workshop with Kevin Sheridan, matching a selection of Irish farmhouse cheese to our beers – making, as they say, “a truly homegrown pairing.” Kevin will give a background on all the cheeses, and how they are made and Eight Degrees will take us through the basics of how their beers [...]

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