Pub Irlandés St. Patrick’s Day- Irish Pub Restobar en Santiago de Chile

2013-08-22

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Amigas & Amigos, Este Sábado 24 de Agosto no lo olvides, Bandas en vivo, Tributo a OASIS, los Invitamos Cordialmente, Masterplan TributoOasis, y ademas tendremos una Banda Invitada que les encantara, la entrada sera un Schop Kross,$ 2.000, la mejor Cerveza Artesanal.

Los esperamos, a calentar los motores.

Amigas & Amigos los Invitamos a Celebrar nuestro 6to. Aniversario, estamos de Cumpleaños, ven a Celebrar junto a nosotros, tendremos Música en Vivo, Bandas Tributos a: CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL & THE CRANBERRIES.
Entrada Liberada, con el Auspicio de Cerveza Kross & Guinness.
Te esperamos desde las 19:00 Hrs.-
Celebramos nuestro 6to. año,
Sábado 16 de Junio 2012.-

NOS RESERVAMOS EL DERECHO DE ADMISIÒN

2013-03-13

FIESTA ST. PATRICK'S DAY

2013-01-16

NUEVA VARIEDAD DE CERVEZAS DISPONIBLES

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2012-10-03

Sink the Bismark”, tiene 41% de alcohol

Lanzan cerveza con 41 grados de alcohol
Ya se puede tomar una cerveza tan potente como el whisky y el vodka.

La empresa escocesa, BrewDog, lanzó su nuevo producto: “Hundir al Bismarck”, una cerveza que tiene nada menos que 41 grados de graduación alcohólica.

Es una botellita de 330 ml de la cerveza “Hundir al Bismarck” y los unicos que la tienen en Chile, en forma Exclusiva son el St. Patrick’s Day Irish Pub Restobar, del Barrio Cumming, en Santiago Centro.
Tiene tanta graduación cómo algunos whiskys y vodkas, la cerveza se llama “Sink the Bismark”, tiene 41% de alcohol,, la misma compañía famosa por haber lanzado al mercado Tactical Nuclear Penguin, la más punk entre las cervezas, con 32% de alcohol...

El nombre ya nos dice lo que nos vamos a encontrar “Sink the Bismark”, literalmente “Hundir al Bismark”, recuerda la famosa frase de Winston Churchill en la cámara de los comunes, cuando el acorazado alemán Bismark acabó con el buque británico Hood durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial.

En este caso, Hundir al Bismark ironiza sobre la guerra fría que lleva Gran Bretaña contra Alemania por conseguir la cerveza más potente del mundo.

Los alemanes había lanzado hace poco Schorschbock 40, una cerveza enriquecida de 40 grados. Para los escoses de Brew Dog, sin embargo, el conflicto acaba de morir: “Hemos terminado con un mito y llevamos la cerveza a un nivel completamente nuevo”, declaró James Watt, director ejecutivo de Brew Dog, la empresa que así puede jactarse de tener la cerveza "más fuerte del mundo".

Desde la compañía advierten que se trata de una cerveza para bebedores con moderación. Eso, moderación al menos en la bebida, porque el precio no lo parece: esta Cerveza se sorteara en una Rifa, que sera el dìa 30 de Noviembre, el dìa de St. Andrew’s Day
Mas detalles pronto subiremos mas Informaciòn.

2012-03-04

HAPPY ST PATRICK'S DAY 2012

Se viene, Se viene, La Fiesta de St. Patrick's Day, 16 y 17 de Marzo, te esperamos, Estarán La Eringo Rock Celta, Dana Fusión Folk, Gaiteros Escoceses, Gaiteros Gallegos, Irish Dance, Magnifecent Banda Tributo a U2, Concursos, Sorpresas.
Valor entrada $ 5.000 pp. Incluye Schop Verde o Stout, Cupos Limitados, Las puertas se abrirán a las 19:00 hrs.
Show desde las 21.00 hrs.

Nos Reservamos el derecho de Admisión.

2012-02-13

Día de los Enamorados, San Valentín

Para este 14 de Febrero, tendrémos una Noche Inolvidable, Cena San Valentín, te esperamos cupos limitados.

2012-02-03

Nuevo Embarque de Cervezas Importadas

Nuevo Embarque de Cervezas Importadas, Amigas & Amigos, sigue aumentando nuestro Portfolio de Cervezas,, Fuller's Brewer's Reserve N°3, Oak Aged Ale, Whisky Casks de 9° grados, Wells Bombardier English Premium Bitter de 5,2°, Fuller's 1845, botle conditioned Ale, Matured to Perfection,"For 100 Days" de 6,3° grados, Wychwood Brewery HobGoblin, traditionally Crafted Legendary Ruby Beer de 5,2°, Thatchers Green Goblin, Oak Aged Cider de 6;0° grados, Wychwood Brewery Goliath, The beer to Slay a Mighty Thirst de 4,2° grados, Wells Bombardier Burning Gold de 4,7° grados, Wells Banana Bread Beer de 5,2° grados, Crest Super ,Premium Lager Beer Strong de 8,4° grados, Tucher Helles Hefe Weizen de 5,2° grados, st Peter's Winter Ale in Round Bottles A deep ruby red strong ale with an excellent balance of malt sweetness and hop bitterness. A classic example of a ‘winter warmer’; high in alcohol ..ABV: 6.5% ya estan disponibles en nuestro Irish Pub Restobar, te esperamos.

2011-11-16

DELIRIUM TREMENS ESTA EN EL ST. PATRICK'S

Ven a disfrutar tu, Delirium Tremens de 7,7°, tu Delirium Nocturm de 7,8°, y tu Delirium Christmas de 10°, a nuestro Bar, te esperamos.

Delirium Tremens Chile (elegida la mejor cerveza del mundo)

The History of Saint Patrick's

The History of Saint PatrickSaint Patrick is the patron saint of Ireland. He died at Saul, Downpatrick Ireland, on the 17th of March 460 AD, and every year, on this day, Ireland and many other parts of the world celebrate their Irishness.
Knowledge of St. Patrick's life is a combination of his spiritual writings in the 'Confessio' and the myths and legends that have been passed down through time. St. Patrick was born in Kilpatrick, Scotland 387 AD under Roman rule. His parents were Romans, Calpurnius and Conchessa, and his name at this time was 'Maewyn Succat'. At the age of 16 he was kidnapped by Niall of the Nine Hostages and brought to Ireland, which at that time was a land of paganism and druidism. He was sold as a slave to Meliuc, a landowner in Antrim, where he worked as a shepherd in the Slemish Mountain. During this time he became fluent in the Irish language and was also extremely knowledgeable in druidism as his master was a druidic high priest. His life as a shepherd was a solitary one, and in the Confessio, he wrote that he prayed many times and found solace in the Christian faith. One night, after being in captivity for many years, he heard a voice telling him it was time to escape. He traveled south for 200 miles until he reached Wexford, where there was a ship waiting to sail to Britain. At first he was refused passage but eventually, after much prayer, he was allowed on board.
He first visited St. Martin's monastery at Tours and then went to Lerins monastery. Under the guidance of St. Germain, bishop of Auxerre in France, he was ordained a priest and helped St. Germain combat heresy and Paganism. He became bishop in 432 and Pope Celestine conferred him with the name "Patercius" or "Patritius" (derived from two Latin words 'pater civium' meaning the father of his people). He was subsequently set the task of teaching Christianity to the Irish. He arrived in Ireland under the patronage of a landowner named Dichiu who was one their first converts.
Patrick knew that he would have to gain the support of King Laoghaire, the High King of Tara, in order to establish the freedom he would need to take his message throughout Ireland. On March 25, the traditional start of spring, Patrick built a fire in front of the Kings domain, an act of which was strictly forbidden. On seeing this, King Laoghaire was infuriated and went out to see the group who had challenged his command. The contrast between the affluence of the king and the unembellished simplicity of Patrick was noticed and the king listened to Patrick's explanation of what his plans were. Even though the king refused to accept Christianity, he gave Patrick the freedom to preach his message. Gradually the people of Ireland were converted to Christianity.
However, Patrick first had to make the people understand the doctrine of the Trinity, that there are three persons who make up one divine God - the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. He drew an analogy by plucking a shamrock from the ground and showed that the three leaves were on only one stem. The shamrock is still very much associated with St. Patrick and is traditionally worn on St. Patrick's Day. It is also Ireland's national emblem. The shamrock is considered a good-luck symbol by many people worldwide.
His knowledge of Gaelic, the Irish language, made it simple for him to spread the word of the Gospel. It took him several years to destroy paganism in Ireland. One of the many legends surrounding St. Patrick is that he drove the snakes from Ireland. Snakes were a symbol of paganism, therefore the legend explains that he expelled paganism from Ireland.
St Patrick encountered many hardships, and many attempts were made to sway him from achieving his mission, including threats on his life, however he overcame all obstacles and finally succeeded in converting almost the whole population of Ireland.