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Do you like Guinness?
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By (user no longer on site) OP 23 weeks ago
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Someone just told me they didn't, and.. I'll be honest, I didn't consider that a possibility.
Does anyone else not like Guinness? |
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I do prefer Murfies if it's avaliable but Gunness is OK.
But a good local bitter is my go to. |
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By (user no longer on site) 23 weeks ago
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I'm not keen |
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I don’t like it tampered with
No blackcurrant, shamrocks or other bollox in or on it
I prefer it with alcohol in it 😀 |
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Love it but can't drink I might get some alcohol free Guinness to try it |
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By (user no longer on site) 23 weeks ago
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Winter yes
Summer not so much. |
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It's been so long since I tried it, I can't remember what it tastes like! I obviously didn't love it or hate it sooo 🤷♀️ |
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By *uacksplat.Woman 23 weeks ago
Star Trekking Across The Universe |
ive never tried it. Px |
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By (user no longer on site) OP 23 weeks ago
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"Love it but can't drink I might get some alcohol free Guinness to try it"
Apparently it's really good, and I can believe it - Guinness is basically alcoholic bread, and non-alcoholic bread is tasty so. |
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By (user no longer on site) 23 weeks ago
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"ive never tried it. Px "
Sorry Everytime I see your username reminds me of when I ran over a duck  |
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I can drink it but prefer pretty much anything else.
A good trad ale would go down well, porter is nice.
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By (user no longer on site) 23 weeks ago
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Absolutely detest it. Believe me I want to like it, I've tried to like it but I just can't. |
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By *AJMLKTV/TS 23 weeks ago
Burley |
"It's been so long since I tried it, I can't remember what it tastes like! I obviously didn't love it or hate it sooo 🤷♀️"
Many decades ago, I was on active service in a real shit-hole desert country. I had run out of water and all I could find was a small puddle in an overturned rusty hubcap. That's what Guinness tastes like  |
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By *eri24Woman 23 weeks ago
Bridgend |
I love a pint of Guinness |
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I've only ever enjoyed 1 pint of Guinness, and that was on the brewery tour in Dublin. I have no idea why, but it just tasted so much better than normal |
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"I've only ever enjoyed 1 pint of Guinness, and that was on the brewery tour in Dublin. I have no idea why, but it just tasted so much better than normal"
I worked in a pub that a lot of builders used and the Irish guys would always say the British Guinness is like piss water compared to the Irish. I got the impression it's thicker somehow? |
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By *idssissyTV/TS 23 weeks ago
Nr cricket ground birm |
I rarely drink and was once asked how I could call myself Irish if didn't drink Guinness.
I find it ironic the factory was built opposite a hospital for recovering alcoholics |
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By (user no longer on site) OP 23 weeks ago
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"I've only ever enjoyed 1 pint of Guinness, and that was on the brewery tour in Dublin. I have no idea why, but it just tasted so much better than normal
I worked in a pub that a lot of builders used and the Irish guys would always say the British Guinness is like piss water compared to the Irish. I got the impression it's thicker somehow?"
All Guinness sold in the UK (and most of Europe I think?) comes from Ireland. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP 23 weeks ago
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"I've only ever enjoyed 1 pint of Guinness, and that was on the brewery tour in Dublin. I have no idea why, but it just tasted so much better than normal"
So, fun fact - since they allow kids to do the brewery tour they only serve non-alcoholic Guinness. This is why people think it tastes different. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP 23 weeks ago
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"I rarely drink and was once asked how I could call myself Irish if didn't drink Guinness.
I find it ironic the factory was built opposite a hospital for recovering alcoholics"
Guinness is good for you 😎 |
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I went to the Guinness factory in Dublin in January, honestly it's fecking revolting. Mind you I don't like the taste of alcohol. They offered me a free drink at the end of the tour, I had a lemonade! |
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Nope, the only thing it's good for is a beef and Guinness stew. Does make a good gravy |
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I don't like it. Went to the Guinness Factory and didn't like the taste of it.
Ruby |
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By *ripfillMan 23 weeks ago
Paris, New York, Hong Kong and Havant |
Absolutely love it especially the original bottled Guinness and more over the Nigerian export bottled Guinness
Years ago they used to give it in hospitals to pregnant mothers to enrich their iron content. !
Hence it’s good for you. !
I have been contributing to the Guinness family wealth for some good long years
I hoped by now I would be a preferential share holder by now. !
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I like Guinness, mainly for its availability at mainstream pubs and venues, but there are better stouts and porters out there if, like me, those are your thing. I love a good craft imperial stout/porter 😁👍 |
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"I've only ever enjoyed 1 pint of Guinness, and that was on the brewery tour in Dublin. I have no idea why, but it just tasted so much better than normal
I worked in a pub that a lot of builders used and the Irish guys would always say the British Guinness is like piss water compared to the Irish. I got the impression it's thicker somehow?
All Guinness sold in the UK (and most of Europe I think?) comes from Ireland."
Fair enough |
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By (user no longer on site) 23 weeks ago
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I would drink a free one, I'm OK with stout. However if I'm parting with my money I'd chose something else.
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It's basically the only alcoholic drink I have these days |
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Like it but at £5.60 pint cant like it as much as l want to  |
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Yeah, but no more than 4 pints in a session 🤓 |
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By (user no longer on site) OP 23 weeks ago
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"Yeah, but no more than 4 pints in a session 🤓"
4 pints and you don't need dinner - so you're basically saving money right |
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"Yeah, but no more than 4 pints in a session 🤓
4 pints and you don't need dinner - so you're basically saving money right"
Interesting take. I like your thinking 🤓 |
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"Love it but can't drink I might get some alcohol free Guinness to try it"
I know a few who drink it who say they can't tell the difference |
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"🤢🤮"
Are you considered traitors in the Republic? 🤓 |
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"Yeah, but no more than 4 pints in a session 🤓"
Usually 5 or 6 for me and then onto rum....
Never used to like guiness at all and always d*unk lager. Now i get bloated and feel sick after less than half a lager |
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Only tried it for the first time recently when I split the G with the lads (oi oi!) and yeah, I couldn't get the hype 🤷♂️ |
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"🤢🤮
Are you considered traitors in the Republic? 🤓"
I'm English so most definitely
Mrs
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By *inkShyWoman 23 weeks ago
near Windsor |
Revolting stuff, my Irish family are not impressed with me. |
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I love a Guinness, and if you have a few no food is necessary as it’s a meal in itself.
I also like to blow a clit in the foam every now and then 😁 |
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"I know a few who drink it who say they can't tell the difference"
Then they likely never had a decent one.
There's a lot of shit out there. |
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When I first started drinking as a young’un I thought the older ones buying me the drinks were all having a joke on me. I was like “ha ha, this all tastes disgusting, when do I get to try the nice drinks everybody really enjoys” Guinness was one of those I tried and couldn’t fathom why the fuck anyone would drink this for pleasure. |
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"Someone just told me they didn't, and.. I'll be honest, I didn't consider that a possibility.
Does anyone else not like Guinness?"
nope, i hate guinness
prefer real ales, ipa, largers thanks all the same |
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In a pie or chocolate cake for sure!
Otherwise, no 🤢 |
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By *lidMan 23 weeks ago
Cambridge |
I only like the Guiness sold in Ireland.
To me it tastes much nicer. |
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I have d*unk lots of beers spirits etc ,I so wish I could like Guinness ,bordering a alcoholic years ago ,but could never get to like it,tried putting black current with it,coca cola ,it’s just not for me ,about 30 years ago I met a Irish nurse in Northampton ,went on a pub crawl,she d*unk Guinness ,so I did same,after few pubs and 5 pints later I was finished ,she had about 9 pints |
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By *cribeMan 23 weeks ago
Bridgend |
A good Guinness is a lush Guinness. |
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By (user no longer on site) 23 weeks ago
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Yes especially at the right temperature |
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By *hief ScoutMan 23 weeks ago
Wild Border Country of Herts & Middx/West London ! |
"Nope, the only thing it's good for is a beef and Guinness stew. Does make a good gravy"
When I'm cooking a piece of beef main ingredient for the gravy is a can of Guinness |
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By (user no longer on site) 23 weeks ago
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A cold wet glass. The first pour. Watching the storm in the glass staring to settle. The 2nd pour topping the glass up. Bringing the party back to life and watching ot darken and thicken. Lifting the glass to your lips. That fist tast that first swallow like the Irish gods made those wonderful drink just for pure pleasure.
So no not a fan lol |
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As Guinesss punch. Yes - by itself. No thanks |
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Nope. Hate Guinness
But love Carribean Guinness Punch. Does that count? |
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"As Guinesss punch. Yes - by itself. No thanks "
Yes, my sista 😄 |
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I love Guinness. My nan always said that a glass of Guinness was the only medicine she needed to stay fit. |
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Can’t drink it as it’s not gluten free, there are alternatives that I can drink the Birmingham brewing company do one called stout Brummie and also a non alcoholic version too they are both decent |
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"Nope. Hate Guinness
But love Carribean Guinness Punch. Does that count?"
I’d say so lol |
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"Someone just told me they didn't, and.. I'll be honest, I didn't consider that a possibility.
Does anyone else not like Guinness?"
No I hate it tastes like tar,should be used to fill all the potholes |
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Nope, much prefer a Pilsner type lager like a San Miguel, Poretti or the king of them all a German Jever.  |
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By *vlizTV/TS 23 weeks ago
merseyside and anglesey |
Love it ! |
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By *rsPricklePantsWoman 23 weeks ago
Room 237 at The Overlook Hotel, Suffolk |
I often have a night out on Guinness |
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Don't drink it here but love a pint in my local when I visit home |
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By (user no longer on site) OP 23 weeks ago
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"Baby Guinness 😋🥰"
Once a friend asked me for a baby Guinness so I returned from the bar with half a pint of Guinness and they weren't impressed for some reason.
I have since learned that this is not what a baby Guinness is. |
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In the past I couldn’t stand it, but recently I was convinced to try one of the no alcohol ones and quite enjoyed it, and since then I’ve had to odd proper one too and enjoyed it, I couldn’t drink more than one every so often though |
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I’ve started drinking Guinness zero, but one pint is enough. |
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Love the stuff, but only at home. Occasionally I will be in a pub here and think, “oh that looks like a good pint” I order and yep it’s always disappointing lol |
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Besides,,
I’m sure there are some on here that will swallow anything 🙈🙈🙈 |
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"Baby Guinness 😋🥰"
Now you're talking 🤓 |
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Not for me, which is shameful to my Irish ancestors I'm sure. I did drink a half in the factory in Dublin tho but I wouldn't say I enjoyed it |
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Love a Guinness but dont play with it. Dont be putting blackcurrant or shamrocks on it (100% agree with you Greeneyes)
For me the only acceptable additive to a Guinness is a shot of Tia Maria.
Baby Guinness - yum yum.
All this said, I'd have a Murphys over a Guinness anyday but its rare to find it on draught |
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Yeah I like it but prefer a local stout called Night Jar by Wyre Valley Brewery. |
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"Not for me, which is shameful to my Irish ancestors I'm sure. I did drink a half in the factory in Dublin tho but I wouldn't say I enjoyed it "
It's an acquired taste. I drank it from 18 to my 30's, then went off it, and came back to it about 5 years ago. It can be very heavy, so I alternate with cider, but I prefer shorts 🤓 |
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By (user no longer on site) OP 23 weeks ago
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"Love a Guinness but dont play with it. Dont be putting blackcurrant or shamrocks on it"
Blackcurrant fair enough. But you think drawing a shamrock on the top is too much? Do you hate fun? |
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I’m not a snob but I’ve tasted here in the uk and it’s horrible.. I only drink it at home now in the Emerald Isle  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP 23 weeks ago
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"I’m not a snob but I’ve tasted here in the uk and it’s horrible.. I only drink it at home now in the Emerald Isle "
It's the literal same stuff mate. |
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"Not for me, which is shameful to my Irish ancestors I'm sure. I did drink a half in the factory in Dublin tho but I wouldn't say I enjoyed it
It's an acquired taste. I drank it from 18 to my 30's, then went off it, and came back to it about 5 years ago. It can be very heavy, so I alternate with cider, but I prefer shorts 🤓"
Yeah I don't know how people can drink it all night without blowing chunks 🤯 it must lie on your tummy something awful |
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"I’m not a snob but I’ve tasted here in the uk and it’s horrible.. I only drink it at home now in the Emerald Isle
It's the literal same stuff mate."
You clearly have never drank it in Ireland.. English Guinness is not produced in Ireland and doesn’t use our spring water either … mate  |
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I love it, and will walk out of a pub if they don’t have it.
And I have been to the Guinness Storehouse in Dublin… tastes exactly the same as Guinness in the UK.
As soon as I finish work tomorrow, I’ll be going to the pub for a couple. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP 23 weeks ago
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"I’m not a snob but I’ve tasted here in the uk and it’s horrible.. I only drink it at home now in the Emerald Isle
It's the literal same stuff mate.
You clearly have never drank it in Ireland.. English Guinness is not produced in Ireland and doesn’t use our spring water either … mate "
I have been to Ireland quite a lot actually (for my sins). All Guinness served in the UK is brewed at St James's Gate, has been since 2005 when the UK brewery was closed. Same for the US actually. |
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"I only like the Guiness sold in Ireland.
To me it tastes much nicer."
Absolute nonsense that. |
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"I’m not a snob but I’ve tasted here in the uk and it’s horrible.. I only drink it at home now in the Emerald Isle
It's the literal same stuff mate."
It's a weird thing that people from Northern Ireland and tge republic of ireland do. Drink Guinness in Britain and whinge and pretend its better back home. Even though most of them probably don't drink it back home. |
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"I’m not a snob but I’ve tasted here in the uk and it’s horrible.. I only drink it at home now in the Emerald Isle
It's the literal same stuff mate.
You clearly have never drank it in Ireland.. English Guinness is not produced in Ireland and doesn’t use our spring water either … mate
I have been to Ireland quite a lot actually (for my sins). All Guinness served in the UK is brewed at St James's Gate, has been since 2005 when the UK brewery was closed. Same for the US actually."
You mean Park Royal .. Google is great |
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By (user no longer on site) OP 23 weeks ago
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"I’m not a snob but I’ve tasted here in the uk and it’s horrible.. I only drink it at home now in the Emerald Isle
It's the literal same stuff mate.
You clearly have never drank it in Ireland.. English Guinness is not produced in Ireland and doesn’t use our spring water either … mate
I have been to Ireland quite a lot actually (for my sins). All Guinness served in the UK is brewed at St James's Gate, has been since 2005 when the UK brewery was closed. Same for the US actually.
You mean Park Royal .. Google is great "
Use that newfangled Google thing to search "when was park royal demolished" 👍 fucks sake. |
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By *lakeyMan 23 weeks ago
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Love a nice Guinness can’t be done with shite ones I’m a Lager Drinker but once a month I’ll have a Guinness night.
Brother lives in Ireland and he doesn’t like it or drink it I tend to make up for him when I go over there visiting. |
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By *a LunaWoman 23 weeks ago
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I tried it at the Guinness Factory in Ireland. It was a no.
I also associate it with “the morning after the night before” smelly farts of ex boyfriends 🤢 |
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Reached my good old age and never ever tried it. Have no compulsion to try it.... and probably never will.... |
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"I’m not a snob but I’ve tasted here in the uk and it’s horrible.. I only drink it at home now in the Emerald Isle
It's the literal same stuff mate.
You clearly have never drank it in Ireland.. English Guinness is not produced in Ireland and doesn’t use our spring water either … mate "
The Liffey, spring water 🤣🤣 |
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By (user no longer on site) 23 weeks ago
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I like stout generally, and Guinness if that is the only choice of stout. |
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"I’m not a snob but I’ve tasted here in the uk and it’s horrible.. I only drink it at home now in the Emerald Isle
It's the literal same stuff mate.
You clearly have never drank it in Ireland.. English Guinness is not produced in Ireland and doesn’t use our spring water either … mate "
Got to agree, the guinness over in Ireland is on another level....so creamy 😋 |
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I would drink it from a dirty sock best drink in the world. |
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I once read that almost 163,000 pints of Guinness are wasted in facial hair each year. Little fun Friday fact for you |
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By (user no longer on site) 23 weeks ago
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I've had one pint, at the top of the Guinness factory....that was enough, tastes like shit. |
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By (user no longer on site) 23 weeks ago
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"I once read that almost 163,000 pints of Guinness are wasted in facial hair each year. Little fun Friday fact for you "
That guy must have a beard like W G Grace! |
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Yes , you can’t beat a decent pint of Guinness
, one for the lady Guinness drinkers , tip a shot of tia Maria in your Guinness it tastes awesome |
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Tastes like dirty dish water .... vile |
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I love it! It was the only thing I drank on a night out and I'd drink quite a lot; now it's only Guinness 0.0 and not so many pints in ago but still a great drink. |
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By *lfs15Man 23 weeks ago
north east |
Only thing I drink these days |
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By (user no longer on site) 23 weeks ago
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Used to like it, but now prefer Murphy’s when I can find it! |
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Love it. Better in Ireland though |
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Used to hate it in my 20's, then finally realised how nice it was.
Now teetotal so my opinion is moot |
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"Yes , you can’t beat a decent pint of Guinness
, one for the lady Guinness drinkers , tip a shot of tia Maria in your Guinness it tastes awesome "
Could men not do that too?
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Love it but none of this split the g shite lol |
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i can drink 8 - 10 pints in a few hours |
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100% my drink of choice when drinking at the pub |
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Had Guinness about 20 years ago with a plate of chips and it ruined both. I learned my lesson and will never ruin good homemade chips again 🤣 |
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By *a LunaWoman 23 weeks ago
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Do they still make Caffreys? I recall an ex used to drink that and it looked a bit like a Guiness.
Same smelly farts the morning after too |
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"Do they still make Caffreys? I recall an ex used to drink that and it looked a bit like a Guiness.
Same smelly farts the morning after too "
Yes, there are 2 pubs at least i frequent that sell caffreys on tap. Its similar texture but is brown instead of black. |
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By *a LunaWoman 23 weeks ago
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"Do they still make Caffreys? I recall an ex used to drink that and it looked a bit like a Guiness.
Same smelly farts the morning after too
Yes, there are 2 pubs at least i frequent that sell caffreys on tap. Its similar texture but is brown instead of black. "
thank you |
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By *olfie26Man 23 weeks ago
Brierley Hill |
It's terrible. Best tipped down a drain. |
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"Do they still make Caffreys? I recall an ex used to drink that and it looked a bit like a Guiness.
Same smelly farts the morning after too "
Caffreys used to be all the rage years ago. I remember when my sister got married and the groom's friends came across from Dublin with 2 kegs. There was some concern on the first night that they had not brought enough |
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And to answer the original question. Of course I do! |
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By *tanXXXMan 23 weeks ago
North east |
Been drinking Guinness 0% since Christmas
Lovely x |
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"Do they still make Caffreys? I recall an ex used to drink that and it looked a bit like a Guiness.
Same smelly farts the morning after too
Yes, there are 2 pubs at least i frequent that sell caffreys on tap. Its similar texture but is brown instead of black.
thank you"
What about Murphy's? 🤓 |
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Hubby loves it, even the new alcohol free Guinness. He used to drink it with a shot of dark port in it.
I can't stand it myself! |
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I really like stout but Guinness is probably the blandest of them all.
I wouldn't bother ordering one outside of Ireland either
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"Do they still make Caffreys? I recall an ex used to drink that and it looked a bit like a Guiness.
Same smelly farts the morning after too
Yes, there are 2 pubs at least i frequent that sell caffreys on tap. Its similar texture but is brown instead of black.
thank you
What about Murphy's? 🤓"
Can honestly say I've never noticed but will be keeping an eye out, not that it'll up there north of the border when I'm in South Wales lol |
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"Do they still make Caffreys? I recall an ex used to drink that and it looked a bit like a Guiness.
Same smelly farts the morning after too
Yes, there are 2 pubs at least i frequent that sell caffreys on tap. Its similar texture but is brown instead of black.
thank you
What about Murphy's? 🤓"
Murphy’s, Caffreys and Guinness are a yes from me |
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"Do they still make Caffreys? I recall an ex used to drink that and it looked a bit like a Guiness.
Same smelly farts the morning after too
Yes, there are 2 pubs at least i frequent that sell caffreys on tap. Its similar texture but is brown instead of black.
thank you
What about Murphy's? 🤓
Can honestly say I've never noticed but will be keeping an eye out, not that it'll *help* up there north of the border when I'm in South Wales lol "
Ffs, just seen i missed a word. Just added it here between the stars.... |
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By (user no longer on site) OP 23 weeks ago
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"Do they still make Caffreys? I recall an ex used to drink that and it looked a bit like a Guiness.
Same smelly farts the morning after too "
That's the smell of love right there. |
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By *abioMan 23 weeks ago
Newcastle and Gateshead |
The real test is whether you like the Guinness 0.0%
That is when you find out whether you like it for the actual taste of it, or you like it because it gets you d*unk!!!
The answer…. 24 emergency cans in my fridge! |
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When I was in military hospital many years ago, my army surgeon pre_cribed me two cans of Guiness per day! Lol |
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By *ucka39Man 23 weeks ago
Newcastle |
I think it's ok even though it provides 0.3 milligrammes of iron which is a very small amount and doesn't provide enough for the body but slightly healthy and an increase on the volume increasing the 0.3 🤣😂 |
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I tried it the other week, went to the shop and had to buy 4 lol I’m very much 50 50 I don’t know if I do or don’t hahahaha
John |
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Not a fan, and it’s difficult get the good stuff as it’s different all over the world. |
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"Guinness.. Just ❤️"
Had the zero alcohol one for the first time at your last Social, was pretty good. |
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By *_Doe2024Man 23 weeks ago
Middle of nowhere, the centre of everywhere |
"Someone just told me they didn't, and.. I'll be honest, I didn't consider that a possibility.
Does anyone else not like Guinness?"
The King of stouts, it top trumps Murphys and Beamish , and any other stouts. The end. |
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Considering we are Irish, neither one of us likes Guinness, it's definitely an acquired taste we don't have 🤣 |
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By *b69100Man 23 weeks ago
koh phangan |
I bet there are some tears being shed into it after the rugby |
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I think many drink it to appear cool and trendy, when they don't actually like it.
Most beers,lager, stout and ale's don't actually taste good we suffer the taste for the effects of the alcohol.
I can drink Guinness it's okay flavour wise it's probably what diesel tastes like I'm guessing.
But when the mood is right and you get the taste
But I'd prefer to drink Doombar given the option. |
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I don't drink at all and never have done but it's amazing how many people have told me I'm not a true Irishman if I'm not downing pints of Guinness.
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By *_Doe2024Man 23 weeks ago
Middle of nowhere, the centre of everywhere |
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By *_Doe2024Man 23 weeks ago
Middle of nowhere, the centre of everywhere |
"I don't drink at all and never have done but it's amazing how many people have told me I'm not a true Irishman if I'm not downing pints of Guinness.
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Gotta split the G at least once brother. |
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"Guinness.. Just ❤️
Had the zero alcohol one for the first time at your last Social, was pretty good. "
Tbf it is bloody good and I've had the one at socials and nobody twigged  |
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Nope.
A good wine or a cocktail. |
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"I don't drink at all and never have done but it's amazing how many people have told me I'm not a true Irishman if I'm not downing pints of Guinness.
Gotta split the G at least once brother. "
Why's that then? |
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It’s OK, it’s not my go to pint, but if I must.. |
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"I love a Guinness, and if you have a few no food is necessary as it’s a meal in itself.
I also like to blow a clit in the foam every now and then 😁"
I've always said it's a meal, couldn't agree more.
Incidentally I like blowing the foam clit too. ...we are still talking about Guinness right? |
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By *luffyrabitCouple 23 weeks ago
Catterick Garrison/ Stockton |
"Someone just told me they didn't, and.. I'll be honest, I didn't consider that a possibility.
Does anyone else not like Guinness?"
Sorry, neither of us like the stuff 🤢
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By (user no longer on site) OP 23 weeks ago
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"I think many drink it to appear cool and trendy, when they don't actually like it."
I don't think Guinness has been trendy since the 1920s.. |
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By *_Doe2024Man 23 weeks ago
Middle of nowhere, the centre of everywhere |
"I don't drink at all and never have done but it's amazing how many people have told me I'm not a true Irishman if I'm not downing pints of Guinness.
Gotta split the G at least once brother.
Why's that then?"
My bad... I read it as "I don't drink IT at all" |
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By *_Doe2024Man 23 weeks ago
Middle of nowhere, the centre of everywhere |
As much as I like it,I'm at an age where I can't handle the volume of pints. 2 is my max.
My go to is whiskey. |
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