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Doireann Garrihy chats to PJ Tierney-Heineken Cork for Drinks Ireland #alcoholad #alcoholaware

711 views Jan 6, 2020Doireann Garrihy takes a trip to Cork city to visit the Heineken brewery. Situated right in the heart of Cork city this brewery has some really impressive sustainability credentials. Enjoy alcohol responsibly.

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In 2018

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used just 3.09 litres of water to brew 1 litre of beer making it one of the most efficient breweries in the Heineken network. Join

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as she learns a little more about their sustainability credentials #SláinteToThat

 https://youtu.be/bJHEZvkCArU

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Non-alcoholic Guinness becomes available on draught in Irish pubs @teamdb #alcoholad #drunkaware

Guinness 0.0, which is set to become available to buy on draught from mid-July, has only been sold in cans in Irish bars up until this point.

Now, publicans have reportedly been told that Guinness 0.0 will be available on draught within a few months, making the stout serve cooler than in its current format.

According to reports, Diageo has been urging pubs to take the 0.0 brand on draught and its teams of are now working to install separate pipes for the 00 brand into venues that want to stock it.

One County Louth publican who is planning to have the 0.0 draught version installed, told reporters: “The drink is very popular with designated drivers who feel they can still have good craic drinking a zero zero and it almost tastes as nice as the real thing. The drink has become a big hit in a very short space of time and now Guinness wants to roll it out everywhere. The reaction to it from the punters is very positive and the 00 obviously has a huge future and is currently the number one non alcoholic drink.”

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Heineken use 3.09 litres of water to make 1 litre of beer in Ireland @DrinksIreland. Worth reflecting on when there’s water cut backs in Leitrim. #SláinteToThat

heineken 3 litres of water

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@DrinksIreland

In 2018

@Heineken_IE

used just 3.09 litres of water to brew 1 litre of beer making it one of the most efficient breweries in the Heineken network. Join

@DoireannGarrihy

as she learns a little more about their sustainability credentials #SláinteToThat youtu.be/bJHEZvkCArU

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Non-alcoholic Guinness becomes available on draught in Irish pubs @teamdb #alcoholad #drunkaware

Guinness 0.0, which is set to become available to buy on draught from mid-July, has only been sold in cans in Irish bars up until this point.

Now, publicans have reportedly been told that Guinness 0.0 will be available on draught within a few months, making the stout serve cooler than in its current format.

According to reports, Diageo has been urging pubs to take the 0.0 brand on draught and its teams of are now working to install separate pipes for the 00 brand into venues that want to stock it.

One County Louth publican who is planning to have the 0.0 draught version installed, told reporters: “The drink is very popular with designated drivers who feel they can still have good craic drinking a zero zero and it almost tastes as nice as the real thing. The drink has become a big hit in a very short space of time and now Guinness wants to roll it out everywhere. The reaction to it from the punters is very positive and the 00 obviously has a huge future and is currently the number one non alcoholic drink.”

The Drinks Business