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Nothing Better than guinness from a can in a frosty glass

So you got the 2 pint with 2 glasses pack? Me too. Guiness, even out of a can, is still very good. That little CO2 pack they and boddington uses is...well...

BRILLIANT!
 
Originally posted by: spidey07
So you got the 2 pint with 2 glasses pack? Me too. Guiness, even out of a can, is still very good. That little CO2 pack they and boddington uses is...well...

BRILLIANT!

I've found that the widget combined with the can give you that pub taste. The bottles with the widget are still good, but it's too creamy or something.
 
Originally posted by: zerocool84
Originally posted by: arrfep
😕 Um, how about Guiness from the tap in a room-temperature pint glass?

Sorry elitist you mean cellar temp

Who cares about the temperature of the glass? The beer is on tap, and not from some crappy can.
 
Originally posted by: LtPage1
Originally posted by: zerocool84
Originally posted by: arrfep
😕 Um, how about Guiness from the tap in a room-temperature pint glass?

Sorry elitist you mean cellar temp

Who cares about the temperature of the glass? The beer is on tap, and not from some crappy can.

I would prefer the can. Most bars don't keep their tap systems in good condition which gives the beer a slight skunked after-taste. Plus you never know how long that keg has been sitting there tapped. And most places don't keep their nitrogen at proper levels. You know exactly what you are getting with a can or bottle, and guinness is really good out of a can (one of the few beers that is better out of a can). I would take bottled beer over tap beer of a given variety any day of the week.
 
Originally posted by: bignateyk

I would prefer the can. Most bars don't keep their tap systems in good condition which gives the beer a slight skunked after-taste. Plus you never know how long that keg has been sitting there tapped. And most places don't keep their nitrogen at proper levels. You know exactly what you are getting with a can or bottle, and guinness is really good out of a can (one of the few beers that is better out of a can). I would take bottled beer over tap beer of a given variety any day of the week.


Not me. I always prefer draught beer. Guinness bottled extra stout isn't as good as it used to be. When they started making it in Canada, the flavor changed :^( It's not as full bodied as it used to be, and it's more ale like :^/
 
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