Currently having a Guinness in Dublin and…

you’ve been living with them squirrels far too long mate!

 

There was a bit more to it than that, 'draught' Guinness in Britain was produced at Park Royal Brewery in London, due to lower volume sales Park Royal Guinness was pasteurised for a longer shelf life, which slightly alters the flavour...due to having bigger volumes St James's Gate Brewery, Dublin did not need to pasteurise. Park Royal shut about 20 years ago...as far as I'm aware all draught Guinness is now pasteurised.

 

Have a few more and see if it changes.

 

You have to pretend it’s better in Dublin cos it’s a tenner a pint

 

Thanks for that information.

 

Well I for one love a nice Guinness, it's my go to if there's nothing I like on offer in any drinking establishment.

 

Would you like it pasturised 'cos pasturised is best...

 

You're drinking it in the wrong places then.

I had *the best ever* pint of my life in a boozer just by the needle. Small looking place but you opened the door into a rich mahogany palace that pulled a pint with a dome the lads building the Taj Mahal would've been proud of. I sat in silence on my own for 15 minutes just thinking it was f.cking bliss.

The best of it I've ever had was in Hughes' in Ballina. It might be the same stuff, but the vibe of supping it in a small gaff in rural Ireland just makes it taste 10x better.

 

There's one called Brannigans there...May have been that, just down the same street is the confession box another good pub

 

It was Brannigans. Stained glass galore & just f.cking glorious.

 

I remember drinking guiness in Madrid (imported from Dublin) in the 1980s and it certainly tasted better than the stuff we got at home back then.

 

If Guinness was a person, it would be Piers Morgan.

If Guinness were a place, it would be Basingstoke.

If Guinness were a Barnsley shirt it would be this season's home kit.

Like drinking liquid lockdown. Absolutely vile piss of the most heinous kind.

 

Coming on here with yer facts! There is no difference anymore.

 

Back in the 70s and 80s The Ship, The Elm Tree, and Barrow club in Worsbrough were all Tetleys pubs. They all got their beer delivered on the same day on the same truck and and all drinks tasted completely different in the same village. Now your trying to tell me it tastes exactly the same in a different country...I call ********

 

Guinness is the most perfect of gustations

 

Hey uncle Boss lol, I think a pint or two of mucky scruffy Ginniss is best served, straight down into the sink (I mean just throw it away lol).
Absolutely horrible stuff it is!!, gimme a good beer/lager anytime.