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Flaggy Shore

Galway Bay Brewing by Galway Bay Brewing
15 August 2022
in Brewery news, Irish Beer
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Seamus Heaney’s favourite place in Ireland was the Flaggy Shore in Clare, where the Burren meets the Atlantic Ocean. He wrote in his poem Postscript:

‘’And some time make the time to drive out west

Into County Clare, along the Flaggy Shore,

In September or October, when the wind

And the light are working off each other

So that the ocean on one side is wild

With foam and glitter, and inland among the stones

The surface of a slate-grey lake is lit…’’

We’re delighted to have the opportunity to team up with Flaggy Shore Oysters to bring you a true taste of Galway Bay.

Flaggy Shore Oysters have been involved in the seafood business for over 35 years. The oysters are harvested from three bays on the coast of County Clare.

This is a sweet, velvety oatmeal stout which was finished with over 30 kg of Dainty Oysters late in the boil to add some of that delicious umami flavour.

We’re looking forward to sharing this beer with you and hope you have the chance to enjoy it with some Flaggy Shore Oysters.

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Founded in 2009, we are an independently owned and operated brewery based in Galway, on the west coast of Ireland. From classic styles to big barrel aged beers, we brew the full spectrum of beer with a passion for quality and innovation.

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