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I like craft stuff but it’s sometimes a bit wanky isn’t it? 

We were in bath 2 days ago and I got 2 440ml cans for 6 quid a pop. One of which was really shite; Gose marketed as a Solero which I reckon I could have replicated by mixing salt water and a melted solero. 

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I always wonder why Guinness is so revered, when other nitro keg beers are generally mocked as not being traditional/authentic. 

Plus the whole two stage pour is a pure marketing ploy nowadays. 

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On 27/08/2022 at 19:56, Xela said:

I always wonder why Guinness is so revered, when other nitro keg beers are generally mocked as not being traditional/authentic. 

Plus the whole two stage pour is a pure marketing ploy nowadays. 

heathen 😉😘

I find it's like marmite....you either love it or

Personally, i just find it so smooth and just so consistent. It's not very often i've had a bad pint of Guinness.

I've gone through the range of drinks and still do, lagers, real ales. Lager is generally consitent although some i just wouldn't touch at all.

Real ale, some absolutely cracking beers out there, but they can be inconsistent. Some have a cracking head that stays all the way down the glass and others can be as flat as a witches tit.

Guinness is my go to drink for the sheer level of consistency, and the taste of course.

Plus, a well poured pint in a proper glass just looks magic.

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9 minutes ago, Xela said:

Thought I would have a drink to celebrate our new King. 

What ale sums him up the best?

I went for one of these:

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A delicious beer is Old Peculier. My dad took me to Theakston’s brewery on holiday once as a kid. **** boring, but great beer.

For the new King, I’d go with something by

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I got to share a rare dram with an absolute legend of the whisky industry, Colin Dunn, meeting him topped off a fantastic day at the Birmingham whisky festival.  I also got to try a 43yr old Talisker which was the stuff of dreams, dreams being the appropriate word given I’ll never be able afford a bottle of the stuff 🤣

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One looks like a professional, the other bloke looks pissed out of his mind. So no prize’s for guessing which one I am, and which one is the legend🤣 

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On 27/08/2022 at 19:56, Xela said:

I always wonder why Guinness is so revered, when other nitro keg beers are generally mocked as not being traditional/authentic. 

Plus the whole two stage pour is a pure marketing ploy nowadays. 

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1 hour ago, Xela said:

Better than Guinness

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Come at me 

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Don't agree but I do love Smith's.

On 12/09/2022 at 19:47, imavillan said:

Saturday at The Oval

Guinness, £7.10 a pint !!!

Jesus.

In Glasgow atm. Enjoying £3 pints.

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