I know ths question has probably been asked tones of times before, but
does anybody in here know where one can get Gillespie's sout in
Germany?? I heard they were out of business, but then some-one told
me that it still exists somewhere. Where can it be had in this
country?

if you could answer me by email I would appreciate it as I seldom come
around here...

From Berlin greetings, yors Malte

Malte wrote:

I know ths question has probably been asked tones of times before, but
does anybody in here know where one can get Gillespie's sout in
Germany?? I heard they were out of business, but then some-one told
me that it still exists somewhere. Where can it be had in this
country?


I suspect, nowhere. I haven't seen it for about ten years even in
Britain. It seems to have been a short-lived brand which the S&N
bean-counters rapidly pulled from sale to make room for more Kronenbourg
taps.

On Sun, 02 Nov 2003 21:22:57 GMT, (Tim Vanhoof)
wrote:

Malte wrote:

I know ths question has probably been asked tones of times before, but
does anybody in here know where one can get Gillespie's sout in
Germany?? I heard they were out of business, but then some-one told
me that it still exists somewhere. Where can it be had in this
country?


I suspect, nowhere. I haven't seen it for about ten years even in
Britain. It seems to have been a short-lived brand which the S&N
bean-counters rapidly pulled from sale to make room for more Kronenbourg
taps.

Yes, IIRC S&N launched it to compete with Guinness. It lasted for
maybe 5 years, but AFAIK it's long gone - unless it's still marketed
in Scotland?

Best regards, Paul
--
Paul Sherwin Consulting http://paulsherwin.co.uk

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Paul Sherwin wrote:
Malte wrote:

I know ths question has probably been asked tones of times before, but
does anybody in here know where one can get Gillespie's sout in
Germany?? I heard they were out of business, but then some-one told
me that it still exists somewhere. Where can it be had in this
country?

Yes, IIRC S&N launched it to compete with Guinness. It lasted for
maybe 5 years, but AFAIK it's long gone - unless it's still marketed
in Scotland?

I haven't seen it in it's home town of Edinburgh for many a year.
S&N did buy Beamish so perhaps 2 stouts was one too many.... not that you
see much beamish here either.

Pete