Real ale and bitter are best left in Britain

PLEASE keep so-called real ale and British-style pubs out of Ireland.

Michael Job’s enthusiasm for British pubs and their undrinkable traditional warm beer (Letters, September 10) is misplaced.

In my experience the foul brew known in Britain as “bitter” is well named and the so-called natural version, called “real ale”, is worse.

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