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I drank quite a few pints of Kilkenny...

Archeron · 2007-11-02 23:12:51

At the time, I thought, sure I'll try something local, and I tried this. It was kind of like having the dishrag of a busy pub squeezed into a glass, and it given the atttitude of Guiness. But at the end of it, you just felt like you'd been drinking dishcloths and went home. Thank you whosoever made that for such a weird…

02-11-2007 11:12pm

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At the time, I thought, sure I'll try something local, and I tried this. It was kind of like having the dishrag of a busy pub squeezed into a glass, and it given the atttitude of Guiness. But at the end of it, you just felt like you'd been drinking dishcloths and went home.

Thank you whosoever made that for such a weird interlude in Irelands drinking history.

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#2 03-11-2007 12:20pm

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Huh, did you get served bad quality pints rather than good pints you didn't like?

Care to name the town/area if not the pub if they were bad quality?

As with Guinness itself, there are some pubs who serve it with bad quality, this also applies to any ale.

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