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Guinness

post #1 of 20
6/24/03 at 1:28pm
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Is there anything nicer than a fresh pint of Guinness? Absolutley the tastiest beer thats readily available.

And the new Guinness bottles are absolutley genius, WAY better than the cans... though nothing beats a real pint.

So... any other Guinness lovers? Haters?

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post #2 of 20
6/24/03 at 1:33pm
The best beer readily available to mortals.

However, Guinness ice cream can go fuck itself.
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post #3 of 20
6/24/03 at 1:33pm
This thread is making me thirsty!
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post #4 of 20
6/24/03 at 1:34pm
Excellent. The fudge isn't bad though.
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post #5 of 20
6/24/03 at 4:03pm
Quote:
Katanga:
However, Guinness ice cream can go fuck itself.
I've never understood how Amy's got famous for selling that.
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post #6 of 20
6/24/03 at 4:16pm
Love Guinness... both the beer and Sir Alec.

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post #7 of 20
6/24/03 at 5:08pm
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Jankis wipes with silk:
This thread is making me thirsty!
I am SOOOOO with you there!
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post #8 of 20
6/24/03 at 9:24pm
Fuller's London Porter(or the 1845 ale for a lighter variant)represents British beer excellence much more for me, but a pint of Guinness will work in a pinch. And there's nothing like a good old black and tan.
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post #9 of 20
6/24/03 at 10:20pm
Elitist. I agree.
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post #10 of 20
6/24/03 at 11:44pm
I dig the Guinness but Bass ale is my fav.
Of course Bass Ale is made by the Guinness company.
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post #11 of 20
6/25/03 at 1:02am
I love both Guinness and Bass. I'm the only one in my house that loves Guinness, so unlike other beers, when I buy a six-pack, it stays unmolested in the fridge until I drink it.
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post #12 of 20
6/25/03 at 2:09pm
I experienced Guinness and Bass when I was in England and Ireland over spring break. Both really awesome beers, but not ones that you can drink regularly.
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post #13 of 20
6/25/03 at 2:12pm
<Edited because I double posted>

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post #14 of 20
6/25/03 at 2:38pm
Thread Starter 
If I drink multiple pints of Guinness in a night, I often get comments from my friends like "How can you drink that much of it? A pint's practically a meal!" I really don't find Guinness any more filling than any other beer, and it has the same amount of calories/carbs as any other brand of beer...

I'll gladly drink a sixer of Guinness if I'm looking to get drunk and am willing to spend a little extra cash.
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post #15 of 20
6/26/03 at 12:22pm
Guinness kicks serious malted hops and barley ass!

I too have friends who question why I like Guinness and how I can drink it. I haven't been able to figure it out myself, considering I generally drink watery beers like Nati Lt and Miller Lt.

Black and Tan's are nice, but I like Irish Car Bombs better. They taste like milk shakes, and after four or five you truely are 'bombed'.
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post #16 of 20
6/26/03 at 9:10pm
Jesus, my boyfriend can drink this shit like water, while it takes me a damn hour to finish one beer. I have to admit I really like it when it's mixed (black & tan?). Although I learned the hard way that you DO NOT STIR black & tan (Is that what it's called?)
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post #17 of 20
6/26/03 at 9:19pm
*Goes and makes a Black&Tan*
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post #18 of 20
6/27/03 at 1:23am
Sorry, but I prefer my beers to have a lower viscosity than my motor oil.
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post #19 of 20
6/27/03 at 1:32am
Poxy wins.
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post #20 of 20
6/27/03 at 11:37am
Quote:
Shelby
I have to admit I really like it when it's mixed (black & tan?). Although I learned the hard way that you DO NOT STIR black & tan (Is that what it's called?)
Depends.

Guiness + Bass = black and tan;

Guiness + Harp = half and half;

I once got into a debate in an Irish pub because I requested a "black and tan, but with Murphy's Stout and Murphy's Amber"; barkeep began lecturing me on how a black and tan is ONLY with Guiness and Bass, and I was like "yeah, I fuckin' know that, but the company I work for SELLS Murphy's, so y'know, dance with who brung ya". Dude kept mumbling how I wasn't drinking a "true black and tan" all night.
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