Originally Posted by bcworld

I think before Qld it was made in WA - and that stuff really was pish! Thought the stuff sold recently was fine though - still, I'm sure imported it will be to notch!

Originally Posted by Carbery

This reply is nearly right. I have been trying to source Irn Bru for my store for a few months - today I spoke to the owner of the company that has the rights for Irn Bru in Australia and yes it used to be produced in Queensland but 'technical difficulties' made it uneconomic to continue production and they are starting to import the product from where it is made in Mansfield.
Apparently the locally produced Irn Bru tasted a bit pish anyway so they are looking forward to distributing the real thing. I think the ingredients that are mentioned are not illegal but controversial (E110, E124) and Barrs have said that they will be removed from Irn Bru soon.
Expect it in your local store (including mine!) in 8 - 10 weeks.

Originally Posted by scottishcelts

You're just plain weird

Originally Posted by Bernieboy

If yer ever down the gold coast then def visit Carbery's shop(not store)he is a good bloke and will look after all yer needs(massage not available)

PS,i am in no way advertising on behalf of Carbery's shop therefore there will be no need to have this thread deleted.

Originally Posted by Bernieboy

She dont like the Irish or Scots obviously in cahoots with someone who may have some influence on what you can say on BE

Originally Posted by Bernieboy

She dont like the Irish or Scots obviously in cahoots with someone who may have some influence on what you can say on BE

Originally Posted by Bernieboy

She dont like the Irish or Scots obviously in cahoots with someone who may have some influence on what you can say on BE

Originally Posted by sallyclaire

Don't be such an arse BB!

Originally Posted by Pollyana

So for a change the Welsh are OK?

Originally Posted by Bernieboy

The truth hurt ???? Tis not only MY opinion,dont worry yer pal will be along soon to back you up

Originally Posted by Carbery

This reply is nearly right. I have been trying to source Irn Bru for my store for a few months - today I spoke to the owner of the company that has the rights for Irn Bru in Australia and yes it used to be produced in Queensland but 'technical difficulties' made it uneconomic to continue production and they are starting to import the product from where it is made in Mansfield.
Apparently the locally produced Irn Bru tasted a bit pish anyway so they are looking forward to distributing the real thing. I think the ingredients that are mentioned are not illegal but controversial (E110, E124) and Barrs have said that they will be removed from Irn Bru soon.
Expect it in your local store (including mine!) in 8 - 10 weeks.

Originally Posted by sallyclaire

You know, people in glass houses really should not throw stones!

Originally Posted by tartankoala

And how much would we expect to pay for a can/bottle in your fine establishment?