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Bottled Guinness: The Great Lie.

ArtSmart

Had to check the label after two. Brewed in Northern Ireland. Bitter sweet? Nope. Just bitter. Sad, sad day and days to come.

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uch

Ah you're joshing

Ulysses Gaze

ArtSmart wrote: »

Had to check the label after two. Brewed in Northern Ireland. Bitter sweet? Nope. Just bitter. Sad, sad day and days to come.

Horrific stuff.

OldMrBrennan83

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tomwaterford

ArtSmart wrote: »

Had to check the label after two. Brewed in Northern Ireland. Bitter sweet? Nope. Just bitter. Sad, sad day and days to come.

Bollix....the bottle factory is on the Quay in waterford....know people working there

(This might be just large bottles)

bazz26

Never a fan of Guinness from a bottle.

buried

bazz26 wrote: »

Never a fan of Guinness from a bottle.

The Guinness West Indies Porter is real good stuff

MentalMario

tomwaterford wrote: »

Bollix....the bottle factory is on the Quay in waterford....know people working there

(This might be just large bottles)

Is that not closed?

tomwaterford

MentalMario wrote: »

Is that not closed?

Not yet afaik

ArtSmart

tomwaterford wrote: »

Bollix....the bottle factory is on the Quay in waterford....know people working there

(This might be just large bottles)

This was rhe xmas "XX" small bottles. The normal bottles, (small and large) are as good as they always were. But this muck...

kenmc

bazz26 wrote: »

Never a fan of Guinness from a bottle.

The best way to drink it, has a flavour at least, not like the bland draught swill

ArtSmart

Patww79 wrote: »

I know most Irish beer, including the beardo stuff, is bottled in Station Works in Newry. But 'brewed' is a strange one. Especially to go from here to what is basically a third world country industrially.

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This says " Boucher Rd, Belfast. ". I dont knoe who brewed it, but it's vile.

DEFTLEFTHAND

Went on a session on the large bottles of G once, different alright.

I heaved my guts up at the urinals at the end of the night. Was just standing there taking a piss and the next thing vomit exploded out of my mouth.

Pinch Flat

tomwaterford wrote: »

Bollix....the bottle factory is on the Quay in waterford....know people working there

(This might be just large bottles)

It closed 3 years ago and is now a whiskey distillery.

Pinch Flat

I love a bottle of Guinness and there's a few pubs in Dublin that do it - I'll have it when I'm out when it's available. It's definitely different than the draught stuff.

I'll be down in Waterford over the Christmas break - well known for its "large bottles" of this and other drinks. Looking forward to a few.

murpho999

If you read on the label that it was brewed in Northern Ireland then how are they lying?

dd972

DEFTLEFTHAND wrote: »

Went on a session on the large bottles of G once, different alright.

I heaved my guts up at the urinals at the end of the night. Was just standing there taking a piss and the next thing vomit exploded out of my mouth.

As Richard Harris said, 'it was the food'.

Harry Angstrom

I used to drink bottles of Guinness until they came up with the draught can and the widget. It was like switching from candlelight to electric light. Why would anybody want to keep on using candles?

learn_more

Just when we thought 2016 couldn't get any worse.

OldMrBrennan83

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corner of hells

Tis a sad day when Irishmen are lamenting over Guinness.

SEPT 23 1989

James's Gate is just a front it's actually a nuclear power station

Yawns

Pinch Flat wrote: »

I love a bottle of Guinness and there's a few pubs in Dublin that do it - I'll have it when I'm out when it's available. It's definitely different than the draught stuff.

I'll be down in Waterford over the Christmas break - well known for its "large bottles" of this and other drinks. Looking forward to a few.

Most pubs have it but it's out of sight. Just ask the barman if ya don't see it. They wouldn't order as much of it in stock but it's usually ordered in for regulars.

Annasopra

Norn Iron a third world country?

Esel

Off the shelf rather from the cooler every time.

tomwaterford

Esel wrote: »

Off the shelf rather from the cooler every time.

Off the floor,temperature between the shelf and the cooler

For your average awkward ould lad

Sam Kade

bazz26 wrote: »

Never a fan of Guinness from a bottle.

You sad b@stard, Guinness drank straight from a bottle doesen't cause a hangover, it will get you drunk faster but no hangover.

Dr Crayfish

Sam Kade wrote: »

You sad b@stard, Guinness drank straight from a bottle doesen't cause a hangover, it will get you drunk faster but no hangover.

I'll bet you my house and every penny I have that I could get extremely hungover from bottles of Guinness.

Sam Kade

kenmc wrote: »

The best way to drink it, has a flavour at least, not like the bland draught swill

I was at a wedding in Molly Darcy's in Killarney around 9 years back, the draught was sh1te and I asked a young fella behind the bar if he had pint bottles of Guinness, he laughed at me and said they are gone out with years, I said to him with the sh1te you are serving over the counter they'd want to bring them back

Sam Kade

Dr Crayfish wrote: »

I'll bet you my house and every penny I have that I could get extremely hungover from bottles of Guinness.

You're nothing but a whimp then, when I were a young fellow I could drink pint bottles till I'd drop, which was never. Shower of pussies nowadays.

CWF

The pint cans of Guinness are the only way to go!