Is the Guiness in Ireland any different to the Guiness in England...?

 

I asked a Irish bar man when I was there and he instisted it's exactly the same...

 

No its deffo different

 

Ive been to a few bars in england that have had good guinness, but still not the same as here.

 

I dunno why its different, it just is.

 

I love guinness

me too!!

 

can only drink it every now and then (special occations ) coz it makes u feel really fat!

QUOTE (squeakage @ Apr 19 2004, 16:05)

makes u feel really fat!

Not a problem i have encountered

really? U dont feel really heavy after a pint of Guinness??? Im not exactly fat but after that stuff I feel it!

No, I know what u mean. A few pints and thats usually all i can have. I feel like i cant move!

QUOTE (LiamStyles @ Apr 19 2004, 17:07)

No, I know what u mean. A few pints and thats usually all i can have. I feel like i cant move!

time to reside to the couch and your position as a potato!

 

nah, just hit the shorts instead. I dont do the couch potato impression

post crash

 

it does taste different, cant stand the stuff here but love in the emerald isle, the guiness here is brewed here though but within the next few months the main brewer in england is stopping doing it and its being imported from ireland (nice hefty price increase, but a better pint)

 

hope that helped

Only problem there is, Guinness doesnt travel well.

QUOTE (LiamStyles @ Apr 19 2004, 18:02)

Guinness doesnt travel well.

Anyone would think you were a real irishman saying things like that.

QUOTE (Louise @ Apr 19 2004, 18:58)

post crash it does taste different, cant stand the stuff here but love in the emerald isle, the guiness here is brewed here though but within the next few months the main brewer in england is stopping doing it and its being imported from ireland (nice hefty price increase, but a better pint) hope that helped

What Louise said.

 

The brewery in London is being shut down, with a loss of 90 jobs. And all guiness will be brewed and imported from the brewery in Dublin.

 

If u look @ the bottles guiness, it does say brewed in Dublin, but its not. Its actually brewed in London, but with loop holes, they are allowed to print that its brewed in Dublin. To much use of the word brewed there.

 

Anyway, i couldnt tell ya if it tastes any different. I dont drink it unless im f*cking hammered.

 

All i can say is i can poor a perfect pint of black stuff with a near perfect shamrock.

 

ps. i dont work in a pub.