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Guinness can or bottle?

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mdchesne

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Question because I heard cans taste better cause of widget. but I can only get cans in 4-packs. whereas, I can get the bottles in 6-packs. I need 12 and they basically cost the same overall.

soo...

BTW: GUINNESS DRAUGHT
 
Originally posted by: mdchesne
Question because I heard cans taste better cause of widget. but I can only get cans in 4-packs. whereas, I can get the bottles in 6-packs. I need 12 and they basically cost the same overall.

soo...

BTW: GUINNESS DRAUGHT
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They fixed the bottle so that it now uses Nitrogen.
 
Originally posted by: Wreckage
Originally posted by: mdchesne
Question because I heard cans taste better cause of widget. but I can only get cans in 4-packs. whereas, I can get the bottles in 6-packs. I need 12 and they basically cost the same overall.

soo...

BTW: GUINNESS DRAUGHT
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They fixed the bottle so that it now uses Nitrogen.
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the bottle may be fixed but the taste is still stale compared to draught. 😛

best in Dublin!
 
If you have to throw up, it better not be from guinness. for one, it's not a cheap enough beer to gourge on. two, it's a quality beer, one not to be chugging all night long
 
In Tokyo, where the cans are ¥300 apiece, you take whatever you can get. And luckily, there are no bottles.
 
Originally posted by: kogase
Bottled Guiness is brewed in Canada. Canned Guiness is brewed in Ireland.
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Really? Thank you for bestowing your knowledge. Guinness is now officially the only beer in can I will consume.
 
Originally posted by: blakeatwork
Originally posted by: apoppin
Originally posted by: KK
Toilet.
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the porcelain throne is for . . . after 😉

:Q

🙁
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I don't honestly recall ever having thrown up after imbibing Guinness... North American draughts to be sure, but never Guinness...
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that's because guinness turns into a ball of lead in your belly and makes you want to stop drinking it before you get to the point of having to puke.

 
Draft owns both.

Bottle is way superior to can, anyone that says otherwise has no taste in beer.
 
Originally posted by: NoRegularJohn
Originally posted by: blakeatwork
Originally posted by: apoppin
Originally posted by: KK
Toilet.
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the porcelain throne is for . . . after 😉

:Q

🙁
Click to expand...

I don't honestly recall ever having thrown up after imbibing Guinness... North American draughts to be sure, but never Guinness...
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that's because guinness turns into a ball of lead in your belly and makes you want to stop drinking it before you get to the point of having to puke.
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who said anything about "throwing up"? . . . the porcelain throne is multi-purpose 😉

after 8-10 draught [from a keg] pints in Dublin, i tended to get a little queasy . . . a lot more would rarely make me throw up unless i also drank other liquor
:Q
 
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