aolstudios
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Agreed.
Although Guinness & (Irish, preferably Redbreast) whiskey chasers is best
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[Misc] Brewdogs Black Heart or Guinness
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Although Guinness & (Irish, preferably Redbreast) whiskey chasers is best
Cordwainer
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Is nothing sacred for the look at me’s 
www.theguardian.com
Guinness rations supply to British pubs as popularity soars with gen Z
Brand’s owner, Diageo, facing pressures as newfound appreciation for drink creates extraordinary demand
www.theguardian.com
stewart12
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Unfortunately it's the price we pay for loving an aesthetically pleasing drink.Is nothing sacred for the look at me’s
Guinness rations supply to British pubs as popularity soars with gen Z
Brand’s owner, Diageo, facing pressures as newfound appreciation for drink creates extraordinary demand
Guinness is absolutely all over social media especially since the whole "splitting the g" nonsense took off
Cordwainer
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Someone else mentioned splitting the g to me..didn’t ask any further as sounded a bit smutty. What the hell does it mean?!
stewart12
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Haven't seen a definitive explanation but it's drinking your first sip (gulp) down to either in between the harp and the text or to the middle of the "G"
Rather than say, just f***ing drinking your drink like a normal person
Cordwainer
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Kinnell..times like these I’m very glad to be quite old.
darkwolf666
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Out of a can I prefer Black Heart.
I understand there are those who don't like Brewdog, for some of their business decisions and senior staff, but this is a decent drink and far better than the many dodgy pints of draught Guinness I have been poured over the years!
If I can afford the cost of the ferry crossing, I'm still hoping to get over to Ireland next year, to sample Guinness in its natural environment, so to speak...
I saw it on this YouTube video about Blackpool months back, skip to 11.35 as it’s not that interesting. Other than the video I hadn’t heard it mentioned until today on this thread.
Cordwainer
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Hopefully the internet stays away from Murphys!
Cordwainer
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Hope you make it over..I go most years to SW Eire. My experience is a great country, in the main great people, stunning scenery and some of the best pubs anywhere.
darkwolf666
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Really want to make it. We went to Scotland last year and trekked up Beinn Nibheis, this year it was Wales and Yr Wyddfa, so Ireland just seems like a natural progression... just need to find out what the local mountain name is first!Hope you make it over..I go most years to SW Eire. My experience is a great country, in the main great people, stunning scenery and some of the best pubs anywhere.
Cordwainer
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Nice..the Beara Peninsula is staggeringly stunningly rugged and has some fantastic walking. There are big hills everywhere!Really want to make it. We went to Scotland last year and trekked up Beinn Nibheis, this year it was Wales and Yr Wyddfa, so Ireland just seems like a natural progression... just need to find out what the local mountain name is first!