rkymtnman
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What's Your Favorite Guinness Blend?
Here are the most popular Guinness blends you should try on St. Patrick's Day.
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Ozumoz66
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What's Your Favorite Guinness Blend?
Here are the most popular Guinness blends you should try on St. Patrick's Day.learn.kegerator.com
An espresso or a shot of Bailey's goes great in a glass of Guinness. Suppose I should try both at once some time. The Bailey's makes the drink visually unappealing, but still delicious.
Aeroknow
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I like pouring it out of their can into a pint glass way better even when making a real black and tan
Why there's a white plastic ball in Guinness beer cans
The plastic ball in the Guinness can, also called a "widget," ensures the draught stout has its classic foamy head, as if it were poured from the tap.
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xtsho
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I know I'm going to catch hell but I'm not a big Guinness fan. I'd prefer a Deschutes Obsidian Stout, Ninkasi Oatmeal Stout, and if I can find it a North Coast Old Rasputin Russian Imperial Stout over a Guinness. The last time I had a Guinness was years ago on tap at Kells Irish Pub in Portland.
I know that's blasphemy to some but please don't throw anything at me.
I know that's blasphemy to some but please don't throw anything at me.
Aeroknow
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You’re not weird bro. I’ve had so many good stouts from the store and from breweries.I know I'm going to catch hell but I'm not a big Guinness fan. I'd prefer a Deschutes Obsidian Stout, Ninkasi Oatmeal Stout, and if I can find it a North Coast Old Rasputin Russian Imperial Stout over a Guinness. The last time I had a Guinness was years ago on tap at Kells Irish Pub in Portland.
I know that's blasphemy to some but please don't throw anything at me.
But guiness stout is always there. It’s always good imo.
rkymtnman
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agreed. it's like the stout that others are compared to. i would say more fail at bettering Guiness than make a better one.
rkymtnman
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we're having a pre St Patty's day practice run today with corned beef and veggies.
i bought the guinness draught bottles and they aren't nearly as good as the draught cans. they don't have that same creamy texture even with the nitrogen cartridges that the cans do. lesson learned.
i bought the guinness draught bottles and they aren't nearly as good as the draught cans. they don't have that same creamy texture even with the nitrogen cartridges that the cans do. lesson learned.
xtsho
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cannabineer
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Allz i know is i love their draught in a can action. Same with murphys and boddingtons bitter. Yummy
Aeroknow
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That would probably make a decent black and tan.
with guiness poured over it just saying
drsaltzman
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Sounds good. Like a milk shake.
drsaltzman
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I thought this was just OK.
Tastes like almost every other hazy.
Tastes like almost every other hazy.
xtsho
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They have the Red Hook Long Hammer in 4 packs of 16 oz cans for $7.49. A six pack of 12 oz cans is $10.79. The 4 pack = 64 oz. The six pack = 72 oz. That's $3.30 for only 8 more oz. Being the tightwad that I am I quickly crunched the numbers in my head before choosing the 4 pack of 16 oz cans. That's a significant difference in pricing and makes absolutely no sense to purchase the six pack. Plus the 16 oz is just the right amount. I often find myself grabbing a second beer when they're 12 oz and not finishing it.
raratt
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That's alcohol abuse...
raratt
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Nice pour job.