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They definitely sell Guinness at the goal line bar south stand.Bricklayers Arms is probably your best bet.
Although I’m pretty sure it’s poured from a can
They definitely sell Guinness at the goal line bar south stand.Bricklayers Arms is probably your best bet.
They definitely sell Guinness at the goal line bar south stand.
Although I’m pretty sure it’s poured from a can
No literally a can they hand pour in to your glass (well plastic)Is it one of those cans they put on a shaker. Seen them in a few pubs. Not great but better than some pubs that poor from a tap especially if it's the first pint off (that should be thrown away).
Yeah, Guinness definitely wouldn't work on those. The key to a good pint is how its poured.I recall reading that Guinness isn't compatible with the quick-bottom-up-pour machines they're using.
Amstel is lovelyYeah, Guinness definitely wouldn't work on those. The key to a good pint is how its poured.
I'd be surprised if they didn't have any on tap somewhere though, it's an extremely popular bevvie.
My go to pint if there aren't any decent beers available (I cannot, and will not, drink Fosters, Carling and the like).
And it always makes me hum the Champions League theme!Amstel is lovely
The manufacturer seems to think they can serve Guinness.
I saw Guinness on a sign on one of the Tap Inns above the Marketplace. Trouble is it may be cans.I love that, amid all the tension and excitement of tonight, some are still holding on to what's really important in life. Getting their favourite pint.
It could be parts, it could be a lack of nitrogen, it could be a to check demand with cans first or It might be a Heineken thing.so there is hope!
Is it one of those cans they put on a shaker. Seen them in a few pubs. Not great but better than some pubs that poor from a tap especially if it's the first pint off (that should be thrown away).
They've got the Beavertown beers in all bars - otherwise give the Dispensary a try if you can't find it elsewhere. I'm fairly sure the Goal Line bar had it, but it was chaos down there so didn't really pay much attentionYeah, Guinness definitely wouldn't work on those. The key to a good pint is how its poured.
I'd be surprised if they didn't have any on tap somewhere though, it's an extremely popular bevvie.
My go to pint if there aren't any decent beers available (I cannot, and will not, drink Fosters, Carling and the like).
I really want to sample some of the Beavertown stuff. Hope they have a variety of strengths because apart from Guinness, I like my pint to be in the 5% region.They've got the Beavertown beers in all bars - otherwise give the Dispensary a try if you can't find it elsewhere. I'm fairly sure the Goal Line bar had it, but it was chaos down there so didn't really pay much attention
I’ve always wondered whether the whole Guiness ‘wait two minutes for it to settle’ was all a big marketing gimmick.
I once asked a bartender to fill it straight to the top, and she looked at me like I’d just insulted her mum. But I swear it tasted exactly the same...
Both Gammaray (my favourite) and Neck Oil are 5%+ - then I think they've got Black Betty in cans which is a Black IPA at 7.4%I really want to sample some of the Beavertown stuff. Hope they have a variety of strengths because apart from Guinness, I like my pint to be in the 5% region.
Both Gammaray (my favourite) and Neck Oil are 5%+ - then I think they've got Black Betty in cans which is a Black IPA at 7.4%