erm why is Guiness like benching arnold

Burbleflop · 9 Apr 2006 at 20:05

megzy said:
Did i mention im 16?

You didn't need to, I kinda guessed that from reading your other posts.

LeperousDust · 9 Apr 2006 at 20:18

Burbleflop said:
You didn't need to, I kinda guessed that from reading your other posts.

You guessed? Its practically her signiture on her posts...

Feek · 9 Apr 2006 at 20:23

Nice selection, Vader, all except the overhyped and over-rated OP.

K.

djbenjo · 9 Apr 2006 at 20:29

Carzy said:
Oh, and Guinness > *

Oh yes

Mr Joshua · 9 Apr 2006 at 20:32

I tried some real ales from Asda but the ones I got all seemed to have a fizz to them, I like beer smooth like draught bitter and Guinness.
I like Brown Ale too - anyone have any recommendations along those lines?

Feek · 9 Apr 2006 at 20:37

Mr Joshua said:
I tried some real ales from Asda but the ones I got all seemed to have a fizz to them, I like beer smooth like draught bitter and Guinness.

Were you buying cans or bottles? Decent ale in bottles very rarely has any fizz, most often the stuff that's served up in cans is the 'smoothflow' crap and is as bad as lager for the amount of chemicals and rubbish that's put in them.

K.

Mr Joshua · 9 Apr 2006 at 20:40

It was from bottle, I think there was McEwans Champion and Old Peculiar amongst others but I can't think of there names.

Mad old tory · 9 Apr 2006 at 20:40

Guinness is good, ale is better and wheatbeer is my personal favourite. Impressed with the hoeggarden (sp?) golden cru i had last night. Just a shame I only bought the one and I'm now left with Krony Blanc and one other

Scuzi · 9 Apr 2006 at 20:45

More recently I've found myself preferring the stout to the draught, maybe it's because the stout bottles are a constant over here whereas the draught is hit and miss, mostly miss.
The more I drink it, the more I prefer it to the draught, even when I go on my monthly trip back home.

Mmm.

Mad old tory · 9 Apr 2006 at 22:01

Result, just found a bottle of golden cru in the fridge

Gonna have to start drinking Guinness more often though, tend's to be paddy's night only thing at the mo.

iSam · 9 Apr 2006 at 22:26

SidewinderINC said:
did you know a pint of guinness has less calories than a can of stella?

And the malt in Guinness is very good for you as well.

Scuzi · 9 Apr 2006 at 22:28

Isotope said:
And the malt in Guinness is very good for you as well.

That's convinced me, I'm going to crack open a bottle now. Anyone care to join me?

Efaws · 9 Apr 2006 at 22:35

The first and last time I had guiness was St Paddys day a couple of years back, got bought 4 pints of the stuff, after deciding it tasted like calories in a drink, I thought I might as well knock away the other 3 and get tipsy as they were free.

Used to take 6-7 pints to get me bladdered, had 4 and I was puking in a bush, its too thick and nasty tasting

VeNT · 9 Apr 2006 at 22:36

Scuzi said:
That's convinced me, I'm going to crack open a bottle now. Anyone care to join me?

I've run out of Leff, and out of Hoegarten, so I'm on the Sol

Efaws · 9 Apr 2006 at 22:36

Scuzi said:
That's convinced me, I'm going to crack open a bottle now. Anyone care to join me?

Oh yeah, the good malt will do my beer belly wonders, I'm sure if I pack away this 24 crate, I might lose a stone by tomorrow, its that good for me, wow

Liverpool-Lad · 9 Apr 2006 at 22:38

Scuzi said:
More recently I've found myself preferring the stout to the draught, maybe it's because the stout bottles are a constant over here whereas the draught is hit and miss, mostly miss.
The more I drink it, the more I prefer it to the draught, even when I go on my monthly trip back home.

Mmm.

Have you tried the export?

VeNT · 9 Apr 2006 at 22:39

theres EXPORT GUINESS?

Liverpool-Lad · 9 Apr 2006 at 22:40

Yep, its about 7%.

VeNT · 9 Apr 2006 at 22:40

Liverpool-Lad said:
Yep, its about 7%.

I'll stick to my leff

Liverpool-Lad · 9 Apr 2006 at 22:42

Leffe is ok, but at least try the export first...