Best pint of Guinness

Wacker The Attacker · 31-07-2012 05:54PM

The long hall, grogans and Bowes in Dublin do a decent pint

admiralofthefleet · 31-07-2012 06:03PM

irish-stew wrote: »

Your going to the wrong pubs. I've never been served a pint in one pour when over in UK.

i was in the uk recently, they have this thing where they pour a can into the glass and then sit it on some yoke that send a shock or something into it to produce a head. weird

Wacker The Attacker · 31-07-2012 06:03PM

Bambi wrote: »

the gravediggers is massively overrated these days.

The best pint I've had in dublin in aeons was the windjammer, mulligans did a good pint but I havent been there in years tbh

The windjammer is a kip

markesmith · 31-07-2012 06:03PM

Galway: Murphy's and O'Connell's
Dublin: J. Grogan's and the Cobblestones
Elsewhere: Castle Inn (Athlone), Eugene's (Tullamore)

Wacker The Attacker · 31-07-2012 06:07PM

The best pint I've ever had was in a pub called de burcas in Thurles.

admiralofthefleet · 31-07-2012 06:10PM

Wacker The Attacker wrote: »

The windjammer is a kip

the windjammer is a great pub, full of character. sadly them types of pub are a dying breed in dublin now

previous user · 31-07-2012 07:29PM

RasTa wrote: »

I don't care about Murphy's, Beamish or those hipster stouts this is for Guinness only.

Dublin

1. Gravediggers - Glasnevin
2. Villager - Chapelizod
3. Ryan's in Smithfield - last few have being bad.

Anywhere else I'm missing?

Gravediggers do shoite Guinness!

Avatarr · 31-07-2012 07:33PM

Tom Collins in limerick, half and half.

Worst pint - pretty much anywhere outside of Ireland.

Muckit · 31-07-2012 09:25PM

LoanShark wrote: »

Mc Caffertys, Donegal Town... Nuff Said.

Blakes is better

mhigh86 · 31-07-2012 09:46PM

RasTa wrote: »

I don't care about Murphy's, Beamish or those hipster stouts this is for Guinness only.

Dublin

1. Gravediggers - Glasnevin
2. Villager - Chapelizod
3. Ryan's in Smithfield - last few have being bad.

Anywhere else I'm missing?

Ha ha hipsters and stout drinking funny, as the other person said guinness is muck, if u like stout try Beamish.

GodlessInfidel · 31-07-2012 09:50PM

Grogans - Dublin 2

JJ O'Connells - Portobello

Mountpleasent Inn- Portobello/Rathmines

3.45 for a pint of plane in JJ's if i remember correctly.

jt69er · 31-07-2012 09:58PM

tuxy wrote: »

A short draw from the keg to tap seems to be one of the most important factors for a good pint of stout.

Old wives tale,distance makes no difference.Fresh kegs,clean lines,properly washed glass & poured properly = good pint.

Billy Mays · 31-07-2012 10:12PM

Had a few Guinness in the Stag's Head a couple of weeks ago. Absolutely beautiful. Definitely in the all time top 5.
The Guinness in Ostan Inis Oirr on Inis Oirr is fantastic too. Can't wait to skull a load of them along with their beef & guinness stew when I head back down next month.

crosstownk · 31-07-2012 10:28PM

Nora Murphy's, Brandon Pier, Kerry.

Gerry's Bar, Dublin.

Both have pints like ice cream.

Jaysus, I'm salivating................

Dietsquirt · 31-07-2012 10:35PM

Grogan's south william street, Dublin

Dyr · 31-07-2012 11:36PM

Billy Mays wrote: »

The Guinness in Ostan Inis Oirr on Inis Oirr is fantastic too. Can't wait to skull a load of them along with their beef & guinness stew when I head back down next month.

was only drinking in there last week, its a good pint but it's not any better than other pubs down around clare

Funkstard · 31-07-2012 11:50PM

Dublin: Grogans

Outside of Dublin: Tom Collins in Limerick, the pub on Inis Meáin or Foxy Johns in Dingle after the drive down. Epic stuff.

Best pint of Guinness

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